RE: UKNM: URGENT - ADSL: It's your vote that counts, folks.......

[steve gooder]

Based on the rate of technology adoption among consumers, we

may be waiting sometime for that "radical shift in web design".


Nielsens 1998 article ( http://www.useit.com/alertbox/980405.html

) argues that we're stuck with low-bandwidth site design until

at least 2003. No doubt there'll be exciting opportunities to

increase our workload and build yet another version of sites

optimised for fast connections, but, sadly, I expect most sites

to still focus on low-band connections for some time yet.


Just my 2 cents...


steve gooder.


|--- Original Message ---

|

From: Stewart Dean <SDeanscient [dot] com>

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To: "'uk-netmarketingchinwag [dot] com'" <uk-netmarketingchinwag [dot] com>

|Date: 2/2/00 10:47:43 AM

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|Hi mark,

|

|Having trailed ADSL with a 2 meg pipe I have to say ADSL radically

changes

|the way you use the internet. For a start you soon realise how

poor the

|quality of media from sites like ITN and ABC are and discover

that QuickTime

|streaming is pretty nice. You also expect different things form

sites. The

|most major thing I can say is you suddenly realise that you

don't want

|everything on one page of a site but because you know the next

page will be

|near instant the internet starts to shift from a real-estate

issue to a time

|one. 

|

|With the advent to broad band I hope we see a radical shift

in web design

|away from page like www.freeserve.net (not badly designed -

just lots going

|on on one page) to more playstation like front ends.

|

|Cheers



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