Web 2.0-enabled websites feature user-generated content, enhanced usability, and interoperability. They also ensure a rich, user-friendly interface based on Ajax, Flex or similar rich media. The main purpose of Web 2.0 is to ensure a seamless transition from a static HTML web page to a more dynamic one.
Simple navigation and layout make visitors lay their hands on the information provided through minimum clicks.
Web 2.0-driven sites have potential to create a more interactive environment.
Adobe Flash, JavaScript, Microsoft Silverlight are used as rich web technologies to deliver web 2.0 along with Ajax, Flex or similar rich media. Validated XHTML/HTML markup based on CSS to keep content.
Web 2.0 enables businesses to realize easier exchange of ideas, improved access to knowledge providers, and lower costs of communications and operations.
RAURnet integrates AJAX or rich internet application (RIA) techniques so website development goals can be fulfilled. Validated XHTML/HTML markup based on CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) is used to keep content and presentation separate
Mash-ups of content from multiple sources
Blog publishing tools, and Wiki and forum features
Meaningful and user-friendly URLs
Social networking features
User-generated content management
RSS and Atom feed syndication, aggregation and notification
