WEB DESIGNING FUNDAMENTALS

The technology-triggered paradigm shift in the delivering of goods in the libraries is a phenomenon of the past one to two decades. These developments are principally digitization and related issues like online journals and their management; communication skills including technical writing, e-publishing, Web page hosting; institutional repositories, metadata standards, copyright issues; consortia approach and cooperation/sharing; networking, storage solutions, knowledge management, automation and standardization, and the like. 

The Web has been playing a very crucial role in communication and delivery of information. The latest in this filed has been application of Web 2.0 and Web3.0. Web 2.0, also known as Library 2.0, is user-centred Web, where blogs, wikis, social networks, multimedia applications, dynamic programming scripts are being used for collection, contribution and collaboration on the Web. The underlying principle is ‗share the resources collectively‘. Emergence of Web 2.0 has placed in the hands of Librarians new tools in modernizing library services.  

Web 3.0 is knocking at the door! Web 3.0, also known as semantic Web, is smarter and can understand what you want. The searcher no longer needs to wade through a plethora of information or filter out search results but gets the target information straight by working on a combination of information based on his requirement as he understands and preferences he wants i.e. one needs to be less specific and more natural with his queries. This technology should aid the users obtain answers faster and accurately.  

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