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Tomorrow provides a chance to hear the man who dreamed up the World Wide Web, Tim Berners-Lee, at the Asian debut of the 10th World Wide Web Conference (WWW10).
Organised by the Web’s grassroots standards body - the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), the conference is an annual meeting of minds about Web technology and standards. (more…)

The man who gave us the World Wide Web is now working on a way to make computers grasp the context of its information.
Tim Berners-Lee is the inventor of the World Wide Web. Nowadays we take the Web for granted, and we regard it as synonymous with the Internet. But they are different things. The Internet has been around since 1969, and Berners-Lee invented the Web in 1991. (more…)

Natcoll Design Technology’s new Diploma of Web Development has been created in direct response to industry feedback and student demand for a course tightly focused on building feature-rich web applications.
“We simply sat in a room with the whole national team, plus stacks of minutes from industry consultation, and set out to identify the best package of skills for a web developer,” explains national course co- ordinator John Jones. (more…)

It is not surprising that the Internet revolution is often likened to the Gold Rush. The stampede into Internet business has created a whole new industry made up of companies and individuals with wildly varying experience and backgrounds.
Web design is one of the most explosive areas of this new territory, and, as with other areas of Internet consultancy, it is not necessarily the design fraternity that is reaping the most rewards. (more…)

WHAT makes a great Web site? There is no simple answer, but everyone you talk to in the industry is an expert.
If you spend time with graphic designers, they will tell you technology dominates many Web sites.
They will also claim many sites ignore design, concentrating on delivering information. The design is either so bad that it hinders this process, or it is non-existent so the site is unattractive and does not benefit from the extra dimension that good design can add. (more…)

In the mid-90s when ‘HTML fever’ was at its height, everyone wanted to be a web designer. Back then, you could be a web designer from home as well as hold down a full time office job; you could be a web designer at 13 as long as no-one found out; you could web design from your laptop while enjoying your holiday in the Bahamas. (more…)