Information design for the Web has changed. People are changing the way that they consume online information, as well as their expectations about its delivery...

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2. MSN circa February 29, 2000

3. About circa February 29, 2000

4. Google - Today

5. Kodak – May 25, 2004

6. Flickr - Today

10. “ The fact that some choice is good doesn’t necessarily mean that more choice is better…there is a cost to having an overload of choice.” -The Paradox of Choice

16. Healia Health Search

17. del.icio.us Bookmarking

18. 43 Things Life Goals

20. Centered Design

21. Centered Design

22. Rounded Edges

23. Rounded Edges

24. San Serif & Lower Case Fonts

25. Large Fonts

26. Large Fonts

27. Simple Persistant Navigation

28. Simple Persistant Navigation

29. Bold Logos

30. Strong Colors

31. Strong Colors

32. Complementary Colors

33. Complementary Colors

34. Subtle 3D

35. Subtle 3D

36. Reflective Surfaces

37. Reflective Surfaces

38. Simple Icons

39. Simple Icons

40. Whitespace

41. Whitespace

42. Starbursts

44. AJAX – Large Tabs

45. AJAX – Drag & Drop

46. AJAX - Autocomplete

47. Advances in UI - Maps

48. Advances in UI - WYSIWYG

49. Advances in UI - Previews

53. Commenting

54. Rating & Reviewing

55. Send to a Friend

56. Share

57. Subscribe

58. Save

60. What are others saying?

61. Sharing Discoveries

62. Creating New

64. User Profiles

65. Friends Lists

66. Comments

67. Communication

68. Subscribe

69. Groups

70. Tools for Personal Expression

71. Alternate Navigation

73. By User

74. The Tag Cloud

75. The Top

76. The Top

77. The Zeitgeist

78. Related Information

79. Heat Maps

80. Relationship Maps

81. Time Tools

82. Digg Labs

83. Maps

84. Widgets

85. Mashups