Revolution?

First, let’s take a look at Web 2.0

• Social Networking

• Immediate content sharing

• Users can alter web pages

• Innovations for information acquisition (RSS)

• Access to the Internet in non-Desktop Devices

Sounds pretty good, doesn’t it?

You can now Google almost everything, be it a movie or restaurant review and find results.

But it takes some important minutes away from

your life because you have to separately searchfor “movie reviews” and “restaurant reviews”.

Many Internet experts believe that thiswould soon be addressed, with Web 3.0.

Web 3.0 will act like a personal assistant thatbecomes aware of what you like and dislike.

The browser will answer your query using

your previous searches and analyzes it.

Berners-Lee has his own concept of 3.0. He calls it

the Semantic Web. Computers cannot understand

the context of the pages, but his Semantic Web tries

to fill this gap.

Computers will be able to scan and interpret information.

This is possible because Semantic Web have collected

information in so-called ontologies, which will come in

metadata forms, included in the code.

What does this mean to a web designer?

• Web 3.0 will surely change design trends

With flat design focusing more on content and ease

of access, it fits the new 3.0 revolution.

• Web 3.0 will change how you code

With the inclusion of new metadatas, we will surely

add a few lines of code there.

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