It all begins with the word “blogging” by blogger.com. The web started to become even more transparent, visitors gain more controls on where they visit.
Websites went more individual than corporate sheets, communities had more features and usable functions to bring together more people.
We had AJAX technologies, script libraries and frameworks to present better and more functional websites.
It’s all good, all amazing and will be like that as long as Internet enables us and our visitors to have more abilities when surfing, getting everyone closer online.
Though, this article is not about the features of what we call “web 2.0″, but the visual effects of this trend. 