Evolution of Web Flashcards
Web 1.0
static websites with information, few graphics
Web 2.0
interactive applications that allow users to participate in contributing, organizing, and creating their content
the more user generated content that people post, the more likely it is that they and others will return to these sites to see what is new
sites rely on fact that many people will visit them and provide new content that keeps them fresh
social & technological developments that led to Web 2.0
increased connectivity
wider availability of DSL, cable, satellite, fiber optic w/ high speed broadband technologies
increased infrastructure supporting internet
increased bandwidth- more data can be downloaded in less time
features of web 2.0 applications
- web as a platform- web is an Internet application that supports the creation of applications that run within a Web browser. Web 2.0 applications provide browser interfaces to collaborate, create or publish online content, or support social networking. For web developers, ability for apps to be deployed over the Internet and run within a Web browser represents important shift in how companies can provide software to their customers
- user generated content- web 2.0 sites promote a culture of participation by inviting users to become part of an online conversation through reading and commenting; business can leverage the user-generated content to make money and lower operating costs
- analytics- shopping recommendations and data collection
- software accessibility- can browse Web content from almost anywhere on any device
- network effect/collaboration- when people come together over the Web, efforts are exponentially multiplied
- rich user experience- pull down menus, drag/drop, integrated multimedia via AJAX
- social networking- dev of communities
networksourcing
utilize your network to gain ideas for new products, new services, improvements to your existing products/services, or solicit feedback on a slogan or ad to run
