At Ingenux we define Web 2.0 as simply “function before design”. Websites in the past have endeavored to primarily just looking good. They focused on aesthetic appeal rather than efficiency. This approach failed as audiences found using websites both confusing and time consuming.
Web 2.0 websites create efficiency by focusing on function and usability. This new model gives the user an active role by engaging in comments, reviews, blogs i.e. "Architecture of participation".
Since 2005, Ingenux has been a pioneer in the use of Web 2.0 standards to build websites. We have received numerous accolades for simplicity, powerful functional and aesthetic appeal of our systems which truly meet the criteria of a Web 2.0 design.
Using our recipe for online success, our design team builds Web 2.0 websites following these principles:
- Function before design
- Keep it simple
- Load it before the eye moves away
- Get the user there within 3 clicks
- Ensure universal compatibility
- Use technology to simplify not complicate
- Build it to scale
Web 2.0 websites often use technologies such as advanced CSS and AJAX to save users time and produce desktop software type interactivity.
Syndication is another innovation associated with Web 2.0. Sharing information and user information has become simple with the advent of standards like RSS and ATOM. Many Web 2.0 websites use syndication to dramatically enhance user experience.
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