What Caused the Web 2.0?

Bandwidth and the power. Faster in lots of cases than T1 lines in enterprise, cable and the DSL hookups that have extended speedy connections to the individuals as well as small businesses. Browsing the Web pages full of imagery and the video and also downloading the multimedia files have now become the routine.

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Block elements: As it is well known that commonly all HTML elements are either block or inline elements. The following are some of the main features of Block elements:

1. Block elements always start on a new line.

2. There are always manipulations possible in heights, line-heights and top and bottom margins.

3. In case of Block elements the width is by default 100% of their containing element until and unless it is specified by user.

The following are some of the examples of block elements <div>, <p>, <h1>, <form>, <ul> and <li>.

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CSS is a word quite renowned in the world of designing. CSS or fully known as Cascading style sheets are used by both the authors and readers of web pages in order to define properties like colors, fonts, layouts and several other aspects of document presentation.

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Cascading Style Sheets are glowing colors in sky of web designing. CSS has given a new definition to world of designing. With so many tools and features, CSS has provided a new look to the designing. It is a known fact that website is like a blood for any online business, in the same manner CSS is in real sense the lifeblood of website. Thus CSS affects one’s online business directly.

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Web 2.0 is the concept expression coined by the O’Reilly Media, which refers to the innovative generation of the Internet based services, which involve the enhanced online partnership among the users.

Web 2.0 offers the new as well as enhanced alteration for World Wide Web by giving the users with the easier and the faster web. The Web 2.0 uses the desktop applications at the greater level than traditional version with the static web pages. It also makes use of the number of methods that comprises the web syndication, the AJAX, and the public web service. In the web syndication, a part of site is made obtainable that is to be used by the other sites. The AJAX is used to generate interactive web applications.

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Just a sort of recap… In my last post we talked about three acts that will make you a successful web designer. First, you have to have the passion and we must love what we do. Second, we never have to stop learning and third we must be master in our own right. Now, we will discuss the remaining four points.

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Success is a seven-letter word and I’m going to tell you seven secrets of seven successful designers I personally met after attending a seven-day CSS Web Design workshop.
I compiled their ideas into this article and I’d like to call them 7 Acts of Totally Effective Web Designer.

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Divitus
Divitus is a term known to designers but it has not yet reached such widespread usage that most if not all dictionaries have not yet included and accepted it as a legitimate term. Divitus simply means the use of too many divs and not enough use of semantic html. Meanwhile semantic html means using proper elements of html for the task relevant to creating a page. The truth of the matter is that for every 10 cases there 9 semantic html elements that can do the job beautifully.

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The fact is that there can be great pages even if there ain’t any image on it but fact remains also that better pages are pages with background images. Having said this statement, we should now take up one of the coolest and creative stuff in CSS.

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