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How much important is website designing?
Is there any difference between designing a web page for web 2.0?
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Quote A Web 2.0 site allows users to interact and collaborate with each other in a social media dialogue as creators (prosumers) of user-generated content in a virtual community, in contrast to websites where users (consumers) are limited to the passive viewing of content that was created for them. Now to addres your specific question: web design is the single most important thing you need to do for your users. It's what makes them leave or stay, recommend your site or spread negative comments about it. The choice of Web 2.0 functionality depends on the level of interactivity you want to offer to your target audience (or that they expect to have). Think Joomla/Drupal/Wordpress vs. a static web site.
Alejandro Ramirez
Digital Photography Club Administrator
There are a couple of methodologies around, like evolving prototypes, paper prototyping, wireframing, etc.
And about automating design, there are already packages that do that when you buy web hosting. It's similar to the way you setup a new blog with Wordpress: - Themes available - CSS to choose from - Ability to add as many pages as you'd like
Alejandro Ramirez
Digital Photography Club Administrator
Website design is challenging as well as funny and interesting for web designers. You should avoid common web design mistakes to get rid of design errors.
It’ s a well- known fact that web designing represents an immeasurably essential tool, which has the purpose to attract people. That’ s why, writing for your website in a remarkable way might definitely appeal to people’ s emotions and generate a great interest for it.
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