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Archive for the ‘Web 2.0’ Category

April 29, 2008

Wix Online Web(2.0)design?

A quick post after having received an invite from TechCrunch to try out the Wix-experience beta.

I was a little skeptical, but for what its purpose is I am content and even a little excited. It provides some nifty widget creation options, and allows for a number of customizations.
Currently I have just scraped the surface. Though [...]

July 21, 2007

Web Trend Subway Map 2007

Information Architects have made a Subway map for: Web Trends of 2007. The most successful companies and websites, including a number of my favorite Web 2.0 solutions, are plotted, categorized with color-coding and rated by size and popularity with stars.
Personally I like the way that have portrayed the data, in a clear and familiar symbolic [...]

July 7, 2007

Color Inspiration

Choosing color (colour) schemes and palettes can be a challenge. Now a site called ColourLovers offers a Social Networking solution for different color combinations.

This above specific page is part of their blog and the post is titled: Color Inspiration from the Masters of Painting. It offers some color-combos from several famous historic paintings.
Previously I [...]

June 24, 2007

Prosumer – New Buzz Word

The word “Prosumer” is a combination of the words producer and consumer. According to Duncan Riley of TechCrunch; Prosumer “perfectly describes the millions of participants in the Web 2.0 revolution.” – The Rise Of The Prosumer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xj8ZadKgdC0

Riley also links to the above YouTube video. This “Future of Media” video by Davide Casaleggio raises some very interesting [...]

June 24, 2007

YouTube Remixer

YouTube launched its own video-editing tool last week YouTube Remixer. It allows you to edit and “remix” your already uploaded YouTube videos. “Remixer allows you to edit your videos with text, audio, graphics, overlays, effects, and transitions” – YouTube Blog

YouTube Remixer, also dubbed Adobe Remixer, is obviously a Flash-application.
(Via LifeHacker)