The web 2.0 experience continuum
The impact of Web 2.0 on user experiences ...
"My five-year-old recently sent me her first instant message. It was one of the few words she can spell: “No.” (Surprise.) Ten years from now, when she’s 15, I can easily imagine receiving the same message, but how will it be created, sent, and delivered? By typing on a computer via a desktop chat client? My guess is, probably not.
There’s been a lot of talk about the technology of Web 2.0, but only a little about the impact these technologies will have on user experience. Everyone wants to tell you what Web 2.0 means, but how will it feel? What will it be like for users?
The Continuum - Over the next ten years, we’ll see a wide range of experiences online, from highly structured to nearly formless." continued ... (Via adaptive path)
"My five-year-old recently sent me her first instant message. It was one of the few words she can spell: “No.” (Surprise.) Ten years from now, when she’s 15, I can easily imagine receiving the same message, but how will it be created, sent, and delivered? By typing on a computer via a desktop chat client? My guess is, probably not.
There’s been a lot of talk about the technology of Web 2.0, but only a little about the impact these technologies will have on user experience. Everyone wants to tell you what Web 2.0 means, but how will it feel? What will it be like for users?
The Continuum - Over the next ten years, we’ll see a wide range of experiences online, from highly structured to nearly formless." continued ... (Via adaptive path)
The Experience Continuum of Web 2.0.
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