Traci Moore
Has anyone here heard of it?
What is it exactly?
Will it be the ‘next big thing’?
Or will it be a dud or just another fad…
Or is it just that now?
Let’s review Web 1.0 and 2.0 first to give some background into why there is a Web3.0
Has anyone here heard of it?
What is it exactly?
Will it be the ‘next big thing’?
Or will it be a dud or just another fad…
Or is it just that now?
Let’s review Web 1.0 and 2.0 first to give some background into why there is a Web3.0
When the phrase ‘Surfing the internet’ was officially born....
Web Versions definitions: Read Only
Timeline: 1990-2000
Focus: Company
Advertising Model: Banner Advertising
Type of Web: Simple, Passive web
Tech Stack: Web and File Servers, HTML, and Portals are technologies connected to Web 1.0
Web Goals: Primarily for information gathering
Userbase: In Millions
Content Ownership: Owned Content
Associated Cost: Pg Views
Web 1.0 was the first version of the internet. It was like a big library where people could read information and facts directly from web pages. It didn't have the interactive features we have today. Web 1.0 was mainly about reading content and clicking links to move between pages. Websites were like digital books or catalogs without fancy visuals or interactive elements. Even simple sites like Craig's List or basic shopping carts are examples of Web 1.0 because they mainly show information or products without much interaction.
....and a quick recap of Web’s 1.0 and 2.0
