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Miriam SchwabThe hype about Web 2.0 is making sites lazy about good design, says usability guru Jakob Nielsen.
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Mr Nielsen also questioned championing teenage use of the web as a harbinger of what people will continue to do when they were older.
Although people in their late 30s make very different use of the web to those in their teens, Mr Nielsen expects that when those teenagers grow up the time they spend online will diminish.
"It's because they are 20 years old that they act differently to 40-year-olds," said Mr Nielsen.
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joxearanzabalZenbaiten ustez, Jakob Nielsen tartean, Web 2.0 nodak arriskua du erabilgarritasuna bazterrean uzteko.
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David Feld"Hype about Web 2.0 is making web firms neglect the basics of good design, web usability guru Jakob Nielsen has said."
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Andy BrudtkuhlHe warned that the rush to make webpages more dynamic often meant users were badly served.
He said sites peppered with personalisation tools were in danger of resembling the "glossy but useless" sites at the height of the dotcom boom.
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Hype about Web 2.0 is making web firms neglect the basics of good design, web usability guru Jakob Nielsen has said.
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Hype about Web 2.0 is making web firms neglect the basics of good design, web usability guru Jakob Nielsen has said.
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Mr Nielsen also questioned championing teenage use of the web as a harbinger of what people will continue to do when they were older.
Although people in their late 30s make very different use of the web to those in their teens, Mr Nielsen expects that when those teenagers grow up the time they spend online will diminish.
"It's because they are 20 years old that they act differently to 40-year-olds," said Mr Nielsen.
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He said sites peppered with personalisation tools were in danger of resembling the "glossy but useless" sites at the height of the dotcom boom.
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Sadly, said Mr Nielsen, the rush to embrace Web 2.0 technology meant that many firms were turning their back on the basics.
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