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Carl HaggertyAJAX, rich Internet UIs, mashups, communities, and user-generated content often add more complexity than they're worth. They divert design resources and prove that what's hyped is rarely what's most profitable.
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Simone Economo"AJAX, rich Internet UIs, mashups, communities, and user-generated content often add more complexity than they're worth. They also divert design resources and prove (once again) that what's hyped is rarely what's most profitable."
ajax web2.0 usability trends social web rich applications intranet socialnetworking user generated content ugc mashup cobranded advertisement advertising ads hype webdesign webdev for:craiv for:andreagandino for:ukinomao for:concordiac
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it's more common to find Web 2.0 ideas that either hurt users or simply don't matter to users' core needs
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User-generated content can be a great supplement to your own content. The most famous example is Amazon's book reviews, which date from 1996 (not exactly "2.0."). Communities, which were the main recommendation in the 1997 book Net.Gain, are also an old idea
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on the Web, most people are bozos and not worth listening to
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Co-branding confuses users, who find it much easier to understand the simpler model of one site = one company.
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Having part of your site effectively under another company's control means that you're at that company's mercy if they decide to change the terms of service
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- "Rich" Internet Applications (RIA)
- Community features, social networks, and user-generated content
- Mashups (using other sites' services as a development platform)
- Advertising as the main or only business model
While there's no single definition of the much-abused "Web 2.0" term, I'll look at four trends that are often considered its defining elements:
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Mark GearyUnlike some older technologies (notably, Flash and PDF), Web 2.0 ideas are not inherently bad for users. They can be highly effective; we sometimes see examples of usability-enhancing Web 2.0 designs in our studies. But it's more common to find Web 2.0 id
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ian mcdonaldBut it's more common to find Web 2.0 ideas that either hurt users or simply don't matter to users' core needs
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Geoffrey Bilder"The number of companies that chase the same advertising dollars as their only business model is a sure sign that we're at the peak of Bubble 2.0.
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Christian JohansenAJAX and "Rich" Internet UI: Too Much Complexity Community and User-Generated Content: Too Few Users Mashups: Co-Branded Confusion Advertising-Funded Business Models: Bubble 2.0 Adapt a Few Web 2.0 Features, but Focus on Core Services
ajax web2.0 usability Jakob_Nielsen for:catherine_w for:robzonenet for:molly for:colecamplese
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jplamondonHigh profit redesign priorities: attention à la pubu sur le web (offers almost no ROI)...
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AJAX, rich Internet UIs, mashups, communities, and user-generated content often add more complexity than they're worth. They also divert design resources and prove (once again) that what's hyped is rarely what's most profitable.
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Johannes SchunterAbout design elements that really matter to Web users and site profitability
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Christian KreutzAJAX, rich Internet UIs, mashups, communities, and user-generated content often add more complexity than they're worth. They also divert design resources and prove (once again) that what's hyped is rarely what's most profitable.
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18 Dec 07
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L@jost EU projectWeb 2.0 has some good ideas that can benefit mainstream websites. The problem is that different sites need different subsets of the Web 2.0 features.
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laura malitaWeb 2.0 has some good ideas that can benefit mainstream websites. The problem is that different sites need different subsets of the Web 2.0 features.
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martin piloteAJAX, rich Internet UIs, mashups, communities, and user-generated content often add more complexity than they're worth. They also divert design resources and prove (once again) that what's hyped is rarely what's most profitable.
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deanburgeAJAX, rich Internet UIs, mashups, communities, and user-generated content often add more complexity than they're worth. They divert design resources and prove that what's hyped is rarely what's most profitable.
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