The latest buzzword in dot-com world is “web 2.0″. It was a turning point for the web world since 2001. People thought the web was overstated. But infact it is an ascendent technology and has become a common feature for all technological revolutions. Success stories show their strength.
It was emerged to be vital ever since the web was more important than ever. Exciting new applications and sites popping up daily and became the talks of the techies. And that was how Web 2.0 applications, the new wisdom, came into practice. It gained a quick acceptability in the market. And a great impact being felt in the web market even since.
We at PalmGeo ensure all these parameters to comply with Web 2.0 Standards, in order to give you websites that are made through Web 2.0 development process.
Web 2.0 prescribes some standards to follow as indicated in the table, a comparison between traditional and web 2.0 standards.
Web 2.0 Standards
- One of the better examples of a grid system
- Plenty of whitespace and breathing room.
- Brilliant color choice.
- Good flow of information.
- The colors simply sing.so much that I listed it in both categories.
- Jumbo-sized type is highly legible, though tasteful.
- Great use of Illustration and graphics.
- Multitude of projects are well organized and nicely displayed.
- Unique solutions to page layout
- Another great grid system
- Black on white never seems to get old.
- Nice balance of fonts and headlines.
- The JavaScript portfolio slider is dang fun and effective.
- Interface is minimalist and direct.
- Varied use of Illustration is a great touch.
- Embraces the web’s current technology without becoming cumbersome.
- Well-structured content.
- Subtle color variations are a nice touch.
- Type looks elegant, though tends to ride on the small side of the spectrum. Even so, it’s legible and looks nice.
- Very nice use of texture.
- Portfolio contains nice images of the work, which are very straightforward and easy to navigate.
