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Theory: In the not so distance future, “presentation” (design, etc…) will be moved entirely to the user for static sites. Small, locally run AI will digest and
by TIPSIO 3y ago
Theory: In the not so distance future, “presentation” (design, etc…) will be moved entirely to the user for static sites.
Small, locally run AI will digest and output all content configured perfectly to the users preference. CSS will essentially become a recommendation language for source material at most.
Many benefits will come from this such as solving accessibility permanently or being able to change how you choose to consume content by modifying layout on-demand.
The new goal will not be how to design fun, unique sites — instead simply how fast and easy to get the content up on the net.
- Moru 3y agoEhm, that's how it all started. I'm sure you are pulling my leg :-)
- handity 3y agoThis is like hearing about your grandma who, in order to forward a webpage to her nephew, takes a picture on her phone, which opens in the web browser, which she prints to a pdf, which she embeds in a word doc which gets attached to an email. The idea that "AI" should be at all necessary for turning a markup language back into a markup language is insane. I really hope you're wrong, but realistically that's the direction it will go!
- carlosjobim 3y agoNo need for any AI at all. This already exist as Reader View and could be further improved by just normal CSS and HTML parsing. The web has been better by using Reader View as default for many years already, especially on phones.