About Workshop
What we do on the Web changes every day. The web development industry is constantly evolving. While we may not be able to tell the day-to-day changes while it's happening, it's easy for us to look back to the past few months and see that a lot of things we do now are much different than what we've been doing before.
While this may sound daunting at first, it's actually pretty easy to see where we'll be in the next several months/years to come. Just as fast as Web 2.0 came, Web 3.0 began developing. Things like i Google, "the portable web" (mobile, i Pad, etc.), pick & choose content, smarter user interfaces, etc. are all coming about under the new definition of 3.0.
Web 2.0, in contrast, was more focused around providing the user with content. A large pool of floating content such as blogs, better search engines, smart SEO, all made up Web 2.0. As from a design perspective, Web 2.0 consisted of clean and sleek designs that focused around providing content to the user in a more efficient way.
While this may sound daunting at first, it's actually pretty easy to see where we'll be in the next several months/years to come. Just as fast as Web 2.0 came, Web 3.0 began developing. Things like i Google, "the portable web" (mobile, i Pad, etc.), pick & choose content, smarter user interfaces, etc. are all coming about under the new definition of 3.0.
Web 2.0, in contrast, was more focused around providing the user with content. A large pool of floating content such as blogs, better search engines, smart SEO, all made up Web 2.0. As from a design perspective, Web 2.0 consisted of clean and sleek designs that focused around providing content to the user in a more efficient way.
Topics To be Covered
» HTML
» HTML 5
» CSS
» CSS 3
» JavaScript
» Core & Advance PHP
» HTML 5
» CSS
» CSS 3
» JavaScript
» Core & Advance PHP
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