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You may have heard the old K.I.S.S adage, Keep It Simple Stupid, this had been a mantra for software developers for several decades, which now seems to have been thrown out of the window by this ¡°brave new world¡± of Web 2.0. Quite frankly, if something can be done in flat HTML, why do it any other way?

When developers started rolling out flash enabled sites several years ago, they were polite enough to give low bandwidth visitors a non-flash site as an option, not so with Web 2.0 sites.

So what do you think? Is good looking better than usable? Would you rather have cool features you will never used instead of a responsive and robust browsing experience? I know which I prefer.

This is a guest post by Mac Wheeler, who currently lives and works in Thailand.

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2 Responses to ¡°Has Web 2.0 gone 1.0 too far?¡±

  1. grassBlade said on :

    I wholeheartedly agree; unfortunately though, fluff and the Joneses has become a mainstay of American (at least) culture. What bothers me just as much is Microsoft¡¯s policy on activeX & Silverlight ¡¦ the user can globally allow, disallow, or permit prompting of such, but cannot selectively set permissions (no to 3rd party, always for suchsuch.com) for sites.


  2. Joshua said on :

    To be honest, I can¡¯t think of a single person I know who still uses dial up internet, just as I haven¡¯t seen advertisements for the service for a number of years now, and that¡¯s in Australia, and we have pretty shocking internet services.

    I would assume anyone still using dial-up would most likely have little internet in web 2.0 type websites, and therefore it would not be too much of an issue.

    However I do there should be more of a focus on making sites smaller and load faster, if just to save bandwidth somewhat.


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