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- 1. What’s going to be real very soon So get a move on amazecto.com @mbclarke © Amaze 2011
- 2. Buzz words & questions in town at the moment © Amaze 2011
- 4. Why do I need a website now when we have facebook? © Amaze 2011
- 5. What do we need an app. iPhone, Android Or do we need a mobile website? © Amaze 2011
- 6. What about iPad? © Amaze 2011
- 7. How big’s video going to be? © Amaze 2011
- 8. What about the cloud?
- 9. Where to start? Real things to consider?
- 10. First question. What’s your website for?
- 11. Your website will become even more important. Digital Hub
- 12. [video] 2019 © Amaze 2011
- 13. NAVIGATION CONNECTED DEVICES SENSORY PLATFORM So what’s common? INTELLIGENCE & DESIGN © Amaze 2011
- 14. NAVIGATION CONNECTED DEVICES SENSORY PLATFORM INTELLIGENCE & DESIGN So where’s the battleground © Amaze 2011
- 15. NAVIGATION CONNECTED DEVICES SENSORY PLATFORM INTELLIGENCE & DESIGN So where’s the battleground © Amaze 2011
- 16. © Amaze 2011
- 17. All starts with the browser [a bit of nostalgia]
- 18. Why the browser? Desktop, mobile, tv, social
- 19. Next Generation - version 2 of the web Forget web2.0
- 20. Next Generation - version 2 of the web Forget web2.0
- 23. What does it give us…
- 24. Semantics - Giving meaning to structure, semantics are front and centre with HTML5. A richer set of tags, along with RDFa, microdata, and microformats, are enabling a more useful, data driven web for both programs and your users. Like eReaders, PDF generator, apps like Flipboard. What this means for you - Content and marketing syndication of your content and messaging. What does it give us…
- 25. Offline application and storage –This is particularly important for the app world. HTML5 can now take away the need for native apps per platform. i.e. iPhone, Android enabling us to do a build once approach. What this means for you - We are getting closer to a build once type of technology. What does it give us…
- 26. Device Access - Beginning with the Geolocation API, Web Applications can present rich, device-aware features and experiences. Incredible device access innovations are being developed and implemented, from audio/video input access to microphones and cameras, to local data such as contacts & events, and even tilt orientation. What this means for you- Location aware web solutions, richer video audio functionality, integration with users devices and users personal world What does it give us…
- 27. Connectivity - More efficient connectivity means more real-time chats, faster games, and better communication. What this means for you. We can stay better in touch with the user in their personal world. Push notification is the biggest thing to consider here, especially how you can really push updates into the users home screen on their latest smart phone of device. What does it give us…
- 28. Multimedia - Audio and video are first class citizens in the HTML5 web, living in harmony with your apps and sites. Lights, camera, action! What this means for you. More creative, more richer, more engage user experience across all devices. Not just flash and its more economic. What does it give us…
- 29. 3d Graphics, Effects – Stunning visuals, truly engaging experience. Better pulling power. What this means for you - Engage and stimulate your users. What does it give us…
- 30. Performance – Quicker and more seamless user experience. No more clunky web behavior. What does it give us…
- 31. Styling (CSS3) - provides typographic flexibility and control far beyond anything the web has offered before. What this means for you. Better design What does it give us…
- 32. Our approach – Progressive Enhancement
- 34. vs
- 35. When to use apps? When to use web?
- 36. You can now build once (ish)
- 37. Native Wrappers
- 38. So what do we do? What about my website?
- 39. HTML5 – Readiness Options Look at your templates? Look at your plan for next year?
- 40. If you’re investing next year. Mobile & social on the top of your list? - HTML5 should be there.
- 41. Key point : It’s all in the end product. Could your website become very dated in the next 12months?
- 42. E-commerce 1.0, E-Commerce 2.0, E-commerce 3.0?
- 43. © Amaze 2011
- 44. Why do I need a website now when we have facebook? © Amaze 2011
- 45. Answer 1: Your website will always be your digital hub © Amaze 2011
- 46. Answer 2 : EdgeRank © Amaze 2011
- 47. Edges are objects (likes, comments, share, tags, photos) Improved ranking = object + edge + effinity + recency © Amaze 2011
- 48. Where’s this lot going? © Amaze 2011
- 49. © Amaze 2011
- 50. Device wars will continue Metro
- 51. More market entrants OEM
- 52. Platforms are all heading to the cloud © Amaze 2011
- 53. The key is identity Who owns it? © Amaze 2011
- 54. Lets start joining the dots © Amaze 2011
- 55. © Amaze 2011
- 57. Video & Tv © Amaze 2011
- 58. Content will always remain king Use of video on the web will grow. © Amaze 2011
- 59. Story telling, curation - factor the media into your site. © Amaze 2011
- 60. How will the cloud affect me?
- 61. Identity Data as a service(big data) Analytics and intelligence Web3.0 Web4.0 © Amaze 2011
- 62. Separate out infrastructure as a service. It’s the services and tools in the cloud we need to consider.
- 63. Build IP © Amaze 2011
- 64. © Amaze 2011
- 65. © Amaze 2011
- 66. ? Connected Intelligence Intelligent Driven content Intelligent Driven Navigation Intelligent Driven Design iDashboards © Amaze 2011
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- New apps are making it easier for shoppers to connect things they see in the physical world with their online networks. Version 2.0 of Pose, released in June, allows users to share “style finds” with friends (via Pose, Facebook and Twitter) as they shop; the focus is on uploading images tagged with store, location and price. In turn, users can follow friends as well as designated trendsetters and brands.Another new photo-sharing app,Want!, helps users capture, share and remember things they want, whether it’s a product, a hairstyle or a tasty-looking meal. Tech Crunch likens it to “a mobile ‘like’ button.” As with Pose, users can share their “wants” (via Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare and Tumblr) and follow other people’s feeds; they can also search based on location (e.g., see the most “wanted” items in a particular store or restaurant).
- New apps are making it easier for shoppers to connect things they see in the physical world with their online networks. Version 2.0 of Pose, released in June, allows users to share “style finds” with friends (via Pose, Facebook and Twitter) as they shop; the focus is on uploading images tagged with store, location and price. In turn, users can follow friends as well as designated trendsetters and brands.Another new photo-sharing app,Want!, helps users capture, share and remember things they want, whether it’s a product, a hairstyle or a tasty-looking meal. Tech Crunch likens it to “a mobile ‘like’ button.” As with Pose, users can share their “wants” (via Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare and Tumblr) and follow other people’s feeds; they can also search based on location (e.g., see the most “wanted” items in a particular store or restaurant).
- New apps are making it easier for shoppers to connect things they see in the physical world with their online networks. Version 2.0 of Pose, released in June, allows users to share “style finds” with friends (via Pose, Facebook and Twitter) as they shop; the focus is on uploading images tagged with store, location and price. In turn, users can follow friends as well as designated trendsetters and brands.Another new photo-sharing app,Want!, helps users capture, share and remember things they want, whether it’s a product, a hairstyle or a tasty-looking meal. Tech Crunch likens it to “a mobile ‘like’ button.” As with Pose, users can share their “wants” (via Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare and Tumblr) and follow other people’s feeds; they can also search based on location (e.g., see the most “wanted” items in a particular store or restaurant).
- New apps are making it easier for shoppers to connect things they see in the physical world with their online networks. Version 2.0 of Pose, released in June, allows users to share “style finds” with friends (via Pose, Facebook and Twitter) as they shop; the focus is on uploading images tagged with store, location and price. In turn, users can follow friends as well as designated trendsetters and brands.Another new photo-sharing app,Want!, helps users capture, share and remember things they want, whether it’s a product, a hairstyle or a tasty-looking meal. Tech Crunch likens it to “a mobile ‘like’ button.” As with Pose, users can share their “wants” (via Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare and Tumblr) and follow other people’s feeds; they can also search based on location (e.g., see the most “wanted” items in a particular store or restaurant).
- New apps are making it easier for shoppers to connect things they see in the physical world with their online networks. Version 2.0 of Pose, released in June, allows users to share “style finds” with friends (via Pose, Facebook and Twitter) as they shop; the focus is on uploading images tagged with store, location and price. In turn, users can follow friends as well as designated trendsetters and brands.Another new photo-sharing app,Want!, helps users capture, share and remember things they want, whether it’s a product, a hairstyle or a tasty-looking meal. Tech Crunch likens it to “a mobile ‘like’ button.” As with Pose, users can share their “wants” (via Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare and Tumblr) and follow other people’s feeds; they can also search based on location (e.g., see the most “wanted” items in a particular store or restaurant).
- New apps are making it easier for shoppers to connect things they see in the physical world with their online networks. Version 2.0 of Pose, released in June, allows users to share “style finds” with friends (via Pose, Facebook and Twitter) as they shop; the focus is on uploading images tagged with store, location and price. In turn, users can follow friends as well as designated trendsetters and brands.Another new photo-sharing app,Want!, helps users capture, share and remember things they want, whether it’s a product, a hairstyle or a tasty-looking meal. Tech Crunch likens it to “a mobile ‘like’ button.” As with Pose, users can share their “wants” (via Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare and Tumblr) and follow other people’s feeds; they can also search based on location (e.g., see the most “wanted” items in a particular store or restaurant).
- New apps are making it easier for shoppers to connect things they see in the physical world with their online networks. Version 2.0 of Pose, released in June, allows users to share “style finds” with friends (via Pose, Facebook and Twitter) as they shop; the focus is on uploading images tagged with store, location and price. In turn, users can follow friends as well as designated trendsetters and brands.Another new photo-sharing app,Want!, helps users capture, share and remember things they want, whether it’s a product, a hairstyle or a tasty-looking meal. Tech Crunch likens it to “a mobile ‘like’ button.” As with Pose, users can share their “wants” (via Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare and Tumblr) and follow other people’s feeds; they can also search based on location (e.g., see the most “wanted” items in a particular store or restaurant).
- New apps are making it easier for shoppers to connect things they see in the physical world with their online networks. Version 2.0 of Pose, released in June, allows users to share “style finds” with friends (via Pose, Facebook and Twitter) as they shop; the focus is on uploading images tagged with store, location and price. In turn, users can follow friends as well as designated trendsetters and brands.Another new photo-sharing app,Want!, helps users capture, share and remember things they want, whether it’s a product, a hairstyle or a tasty-looking meal. Tech Crunch likens it to “a mobile ‘like’ button.” As with Pose, users can share their “wants” (via Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare and Tumblr) and follow other people’s feeds; they can also search based on location (e.g., see the most “wanted” items in a particular store or restaurant).
- New apps are making it easier for shoppers to connect things they see in the physical world with their online networks. Version 2.0 of Pose, released in June, allows users to share “style finds” with friends (via Pose, Facebook and Twitter) as they shop; the focus is on uploading images tagged with store, location and price. In turn, users can follow friends as well as designated trendsetters and brands.Another new photo-sharing app,Want!, helps users capture, share and remember things they want, whether it’s a product, a hairstyle or a tasty-looking meal. Tech Crunch likens it to “a mobile ‘like’ button.” As with Pose, users can share their “wants” (via Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare and Tumblr) and follow other people’s feeds; they can also search based on location (e.g., see the most “wanted” items in a particular store or restaurant).