[HxF] The BIG! project.

[ScottDiamond]

Its all to do with how systems work and the technologies they use. This encorporates design along side different coding styles like ajax and other data storage such as xml. Web 2.0 is all about changing interaction between the user and the site but clean code has little to do with it since you should always code cleanly.

Its also about creating strict Doctypes to centralise HTML syntax and to stop the huge difference between how IE renders a webpage and how Firefox does.

If you think it's to do with designing layouts, think again buddy.

No it doesnt? Thats XHTML dear.

That's a clean version of HTML. Web 2.0 covers a whole load of coding languages. PHP, C++ etc.

Its to do with AJAX and social websites: wikis, blogs, flickr ect. Also making it easier to use the page: clean designs, RSS to make it accessable , AJAX to make it quicker and more slick. It doesnt have a meaning as such and isnt anything.

Clean designs have nothing to do with Web 2.0 :@ AJAX is from Javascript, Javascript is not activated in all browsers and Web 2.0 is all about being User Friendly, so Javascript cannot come under Web 2.0.

It's your sites decision to use Web 2.0 as a baseline, make it flat out Web 2.0 or don't give a toss about it and think just how you would want your website to be seen (like me) and don't care about some standards (I couldn't care less about Validating. Only thing is, valid sites sell for more). I have to agree with Adam to be honest after what he said, there isn't a need for Web 2.0. A website is all about you, you shouldn't have to follow 'standards' so to put.

[Kieran]

There is no "web 2.0". It was just a design name created by a company to tell their style of design.

[Splinter]

If you think it's to do with designing layouts, think again buddy.



That's a clean version of HTML. Web 2.0 covers a whole load of coding languages. PHP, C++ etc.



Clean designs have nothing to do with Web 2.0 :@ AJAX is from Javascript, Javascript is not activated in all browsers and Web 2.0 is all about being User Friendly, so Javascript cannot come under Web 2.0.

It's your sites decision to use Web 2.0 as a baseline, make it flat out Web 2.0 or don't give a toss about it and think just how you would want your website to be seen (like me) and don't care about some standards (I couldn't care less about Validating. Only thing is, valid sites sell for more). I have to agree with Adam to be honest after what he said, there isn't a need for Web 2.0. A website is all about you, you shouldn't have to follow 'standards' so to put.

Your making your self look more stupid, since how can C++ be anything to do with Web 2.0. Try wikipedia and you will see you are wrong. Web 2.0 has something to do with coding standards but in just the way of creating a centralised standard nothing to do with how its set out.

Ill say it again Web 2.0 is all about the interation between the user and the website.

[ScottDiamond]

There is no "web 2.0". It was just a design name created by a company to tell their style of design.

You made me laugh.

Ill say it again Web 2.0 is all about the interation between the user and the website.

As I just said..

[Luckyrare]

Scott your controdicting yourself mate

"Web 2.0 is all about being User Friendly" => " Clean designs have nothing to do with Web 2.0"

"Javascript cannot come under Web 2.0" Javascript and technologies like AJAX is the most important thing about been user friendly.

Scott you may want to read this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_2 as it doesnt seem you fully understand the concept

[Florx]

Doesn't it mean the website is easy for the user to use?

[Mr Macro]

I thourght it was a standard for web designers to build their sites too.

[ScottDiamond]

Scott your controdicting yourself mate

"Web 2.0 is all about being User Friendly" => " Clean designs have nothing to do with Web 2.0"

"Javascript cannot come under Web 2.0" Javascript and technologies like AJAX is the most important thing about been user friendly.

Scott you may want to read this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_2 as it doesnt seem you fully understand the concept

I'm gonna need to rake out that magazine I read Web 2.0 in.

[timROGERS]

Web 2.0 isn't really to do with design, although it has evolved greatly now so it pretty much includes what is know as a "Web 2.0" design now.

Web 2.0 is more about the use of developing web technologies (ie. AJAX and Flex) and standards-based coding to create a new generation of websites that normally include some sort of social network aspect.

[Sygon..]

Web 2 - For the idiots who use the term false

User inteferance == Web2.

Design + Ajax + Any other effects all contribute to "web2" site.

Kill the person who falsely advertised it in the first place.