November 23rd, 2005
19 Highly Recommended Blogs
by Joshua Porter | 
4 Comments
The Web 2.0 Workgroup has added its 20th blog. This collection of Web 2.0-related web sites was started a couple months ago by Richard MacManus, Michael Arrington, and Frederico Oliveira, whose vision was to provide a list of high quality blogs that are writing about recent trends on the web together. Bokardo is happy to be a part of this growing community.
In addition to visiting the highly-recommended blogs below, you can get crazy and subscribe to them all at once with the OPML feed. Enjoy!
| Category | Sites |
| Analysis & Trends | Read/WriteWeb, Dion Hinchcliffe, Susan Mernit’s Blog, Web 2.0 Explorer |
| Companies & Products | TechCrunch, SolutionWatch, eHub |
| Design & Usability | WeBreakStuff, Bokardo, ParticleTree, Emily Chang |
| VC & Business | Jeff Clavier, Nivi |
| Podcasting | PodTech, Web 2.0 Show |
| Tech & Development | Programmable Web, CrunchNotes, Librarystuff |
| Commentary | Scripting News, HorsePigCow |
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Bokardo is the blog of Joshua Porter, a web designer/developer, researcher, and writer. I live in Newburyport, MA, USA.
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Social design is design that focuses on the social lives of users. It deals with the activities, behaviors, and motivations of people who work and play together through software interfaces. It is built on the observation that many of the decisions we make are greatly affected by those we surround ourselves with in our social lives: our family, friends, and colleagues. Exploring our motivations and how to design interfaces to support them is what the Bokardo blog is all about.
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Comments ( 4 Responses so far )
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1. Bill on December 10th, 2005 (Comment) #
Thanks for the list. I found some new blogs for me that are really interesting. One more time thnx.
2. Mike on April 19th, 2006 (Comment) #
Also found this blogs really interesting.
Web 2.0 really has good future.
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