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    1. where’s your web at?
      • trends and predictions in web technology
      john allsopp web directions south 2007
    2. computing paradigm
      • you go to the web
    3. computing paradigm
      • on a desk
      • fixed location
      • via keyboard/mouse
      • in isolation
    4. this is rapidly breaking down
    5. ubiquitous
    6. interaction
    7. operating systems
    8. browsers
    9. platform x(html) CSS Javascript XMLHTTPrequest SVG PNG Flash/AIR silverlight data services storage processing TCP/IP
    10. the centre cannot hold
      • everything is moving from the centre to the edges
      • we are only beginning to build applications with this in mind
    11. location location location
      • currently
        • too expensive
        • patchy coverage
    12. location location location
      • ~3 years
        • always on
        • commodity pricing
    13. location location location wimax 3G/4G satellite
    14. location location location
      • devices will increasingly know where they are
    15. location location location
      • These developments give us a web unchained from the desktop
      • We will take the web with us wherever we go
      • We will always be connected to the web
    16. location location location
      • very few applications
        • making sense of place
        • responding to place
        • responding to proximity
    17. location location location
      • not just mapping
      • it’s about
        • where someone is right now
        • who is nearby
        • what is nearby
    18. location location location
      • privacy and security
        • fundamental to any web based application
    19. location location location
      • huge opportunity for developers
    20. what’s your web on?
    21. what’s your web on?
    22. where’s your web running?
      • encouraged casual, shared use
      • wireless remote facilitates use in family room, with larger screens
      • uses Opera, a fully fledged standards based browser
    23. where’s your web running?
      • shows entrenched paradigms change rapidly
      • “they don’t have the internet on computers now”
        • shared experience
        • living room experience
    24. where’s your web running?
      • challenges
        • resolution and accessibility
        • mousing and interaction
        • text input
        • shared experiences
    25. the mobile web at last?
    26. mobile web challenges
      • no baselines to fallback on
        • device dimensions
        • user events
          • typing
          • mousing
    27. mobile web challenges
      • many of our design and interaction patterns are meaningless
        • fixed width layouts
        • multicolumn layouts
        • ‘flyout’ menus
        • mouse events
    28. mobile web challenges
      • user input is profoundly different
        • no mouse or even cursor
        • virtual keyboards
        • voice input and commands
    29. I did what ?
      • traditional applications rely on active user input
    30. passive input last.fm
    31. passive input
      • always on, go everywhere devices
      • keep track
        • of where you have been
        • who you met
        • what you did
      • what kinds of applications will take advantage of this capability?
    32. where’s your data at?
    33. silos of data
      • traditional computing and the web
        • isolated data and services
        • walled gardens - registration
        • ownership - IMDB, Amazon User Reviews
    34. data at the centre browser user site site site unstructured, non semantic tag soup HTML licensing and copyright restrictions islands of isolated data
    35. data at the edges RSS JSON XML uf APIs RDF structured, semantic HTML/XHTML microformats, RDF, XML, RSS more liberal licensing and copyright
    36. data at the edges browser user site site site mashup aggregator mashup
    37. developer’s challenge
      • build applications from the API up
      • use these internally
      • what data and services can you make available?
    38. developer’s challenge
      • huge cultural change for organisations and ‘managers’
      • value is moving from content to attention
      • how do you encourage the use of your data?
    39. ecosystems
      • users are becoming the ecosystem
      • not just contributing content
    40. ecosystems
    41. ecosystems
      • how do you encourage ecosystems?
        • customizability
        • plug in architectures
        • APIs
        • licensing
    42. atomic applications smaller more focussed easier to debug and maintain easier to bring to market easier to abandon
    43. challenges
      • How are you planning for a move toward always on web enabled devices?
    44. challenges
      • How are you thinking about devices which
        • know where they are?
        • know where others are?
    45. challenges
      • How are you planning for the coming huge array of user experiences
      • away from the computer/mouse keyboard
      • to in car, hand held, living room, laptop, and more?
    46. challenges
      • How are you planning to liberate your data and content?
    47. challenges
      • How will your applications enable and encourage ecosystems of users?
    48. challenges
      • thank you
      • http://webdirections.org
      • [email_address]

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