A recent rereading of Wired’s 2010 article “The Web is Dead” cemented a few thoughts of mine on where design in the online space might be headed. The article claims that our use of the web, meaning content delivered via the http protocol, is being eroded by apps—light-weight, low-cost, task-oriented programs. The article describes this as an effect of the natural progression of technology: as special interests start to take control of a new market it becomes fractured, producing silos that in turn allow more user friendly experiences and drive greater adoption.
- No public Twitter messages.
topics
abstraction
adaptive
aesthetics
aggregation
architecture
art
automation
borders
collecting
communication
community
concept
deconstruction
design
economy
editorial
form
hierarchy
identity
information
interaction
interface
invisiblecities
journalism
learning
mapping
media
metaphor
narrative
navigation
online
photography
politics
program
rhetoric
simulation
structure
theory
time
universal
urbanism
visualization