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This is about the Web 2.0 Design Style. I've seen that Web 2.0 websites and some that are not exactly 2.0, but are somehow new websites have certain common style. I can't describe it because my lack of english and my poor knowledge on design does not allow me.
But I know what I see, and I see something different.
Websites like digg, technorati, typepad has certain look, may be the colors, the spacing, the fonts.
It just something you "see" when you look at the site, you see it and you "feel" Web 2.0. Just as you feel in early 90s when you enter WebmasterWorld, lol.
So, are there guidelines, standards or "rules" for Web 2.0 design?
* curvy borders
* sans-serif fonts
* pastel colors
They're not using the classical Verdana is something I realized, but I didn't know which was the one used.
BTW, there are places where Technorati fonts looks plain awful.
Also nice article about web 2.0 Logos at;
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[edited by: trillianjedi at 9:13 am (utc) on Oct. 13, 2006]
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All joking aside though I there are some cool design elements in the 'Web 2.0' style pages.
