The internet is changing directions. Gone are the old, flat static sites and the dynamic, glossy sites of the future are spreading like a wildfire. So what is the big deal? Should you go 2.0?

The continually evolving technology infrastructure of Web 2.0 is centered around dynamic, streamlined content management systems, feeds and syndication, standards-based designs, and user friendly layouts. The elements that make up Web 2.0 sites increase the capabilities of “Web 1.0″ site, adding a new level of interactivity beyond what the public formerly expected.

Web 2.0 sites commonly include features such as forms, rss feeds, and the ability for visitors to comment or rate content. Usually running on a search engine optimized content management system, Web 2.0 sites are dynamic and full of fresh content all the time.

With big, attractive buttons, Web 2.0 sites are designed around the user. Focusing on usability, stylish Web 2.0 designs are a vast improvement over most “Web 1.0″ sites, utilizing CSS and PHP to create a dynamic user experience.

Most would agree that going 2.0 is the best way to keep up in the competitive internet market, and is a wise choice for any business. Updating your site with that fresh Web 2.0 look will help keep the visitors coming back that your updated SEO site draws in. The web is going 2.0, are you going with it?

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