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Making Web 2.0 Real Part 2 - Rich Interfaces
The document discusses the concept of Web 2.0, highlighting its guiding philosophies and the shift towards rich interfaces in digital interactions. It emphasizes user expectations for instant feedback, faster processes, and flexibility in online experiences, alongside various examples and implications for website design. The document also explores opportunities for integrating social media and collaborative content to enhance user engagement and simplify complex tasks.
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- 1. Rich Interfaces SteveMulder Making Web 2.0 Real PART 2
- 2. What is Web2.0? Newish set of guiding philosophies Social Media Rich Interfaces New Digital Interactions Openness
- 3. What is Web2.0? Newish set of guiding philosophies Social Media Rich Interfaces New Digital Interactions Openness
- 4. User expectations of Web interactions are changing “ I want it to work like…”
- 5. Rich interfaces: Instantfeedback
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- 14. Rich interfaces: Moreways to interact
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- 19. Rich interfaces: Directmanipulation
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- 23. Rich interfaces: Differentiatingexperiences
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- 28. The spectrum ofrichness Rich page components Rich Internet Applications Single-Screen Checkout Slider Drag-and-Drop Configurators In-Page Editing Auto-Suggest Microsite Interactive Charts/ Calculators
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- 30. Rich interfaces: OpportunitiesWhat are common activities that could be easier? Searching (e.g., auto-suggest) Avoiding errors (asynchronous validation) Making long processes faster Transactions Video/audio Where do users want more flexibility or power? Selection tools Configurators Dashboards
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- 32. Every web siteis becoming less like a site and more like an application
- 33. The components ofthe experiences we create are getting smaller
- 34. Users expect morepower and complexity without sacrificing simplicity
- 35. Which Web 2.0opportunities are right for you? Social Media Rich Interfaces New Digital Interactions Ratings & reviews Tags Collaborative content Message boards Blogs Behavior-driven info architecture Social networking Instant feedback Faster processes More ways to interact Direct manipulation Differentiating experiences Widgets Browser extensions & toolbars Virtual worlds Mobile Television & gaming platforms Openness RSS feeds Open APIs New content uses Mashups