Successful website design demands keeping up with current web design trends. Implementing the latest styles and techniques will increase marketability and allow businesses to remain competitive. As business continues to pick up in 2011, take a few moments to consider what will become popular this year.
The Internet continues to develop very quickly. Web 2.0 has replaced Web 1.0 in both design technique and in the way information is broken up and distributed. Web 2.0 divides information into “microcontent”; information that can be sent to many different domains.
As Internet trends change over time, so too does website design. With many Internet users now familiar with at least one web-based community (Facebook, Twitter, Linked:In, Flickr, etc.) also referred to as Web 2.0, website design has changed drastically to accommodate the new focus on social networking.
Hauppauge, NY, November 19, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Active Web Group, a full-service web marketing firm located in Long Island, NY, has always prided themselves on being an innovator in the online marketing solutions industry, and regularly embraces cutting-edge, advanced marketing strategies such as Pay-Per-Ranking. So it’s no surprise to find AWG also utilizes Web 2.0 to further expand its strong online presence.
Social Networking and Web 2.0: What is Social Networking? Why should your company use it?
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