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The visual design of Web 2.0 - Jonathan Nicol
The visual design of Web 2.0 If you didn’t blink, you may have noticed that for a few days recently Wikipedia’s entry for Web 2.0 included a subsection describing the visual elements of Web 2.0. Gradients, colorful icons, reflections, dropshadows, and large text all got a mention. A few days later the “visual elements” addition had been removed after a vote by wikipedians. The objection, I suppose
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