N-at-work

Web 1.0: ca. 1994 - ca. 2002

• Hyper-Text Markup Language (HTML) Web pages
• Browsers
• E-mail becomes a business tool
• Online stores
• Search engines
• Keywords and HTML-Tags enhance search engine position
• SMIL
• Dot-com boom (and Dot-com crash...)

Web 2.0: ca. 2002 - today

• (X)HTML and Extensible Markup Language (XML)
• Fast and wireless internet connection
• Online marketing (viral, buzz, video marketing)
• Online sales increasing
• Interactive video presentation
• Rich media
• Content Management Systems
• Lead Management
• Document rendering with CSS and Templates
• User behaviour and Web pages Return on Invest measurable
• Click-through advertising
• Web services
• User generated content
• Social networking sites
• Online communities
• Wikis

Web 3.0: in the near future

• New Hyper-Text Markup Language (HTML Version 5)
• Mobile Web
• Web Content Accessibility
• Mashup applications
• Information interoperability (RDF, SPARQL)
• Cross Media Web aka Semantic Web
  watch at Berners-Lee in this video (Video on MIT, March 2007 © Technology Review)
  or read this interview with W3C, Semantic Web Activity Leader Ivan Hermann (in French)