In Drupal 7 you are now able to install modules and themes using the interface. This opens the possibility for contrib to create a browser of projects.

We are now in the User Experience, Accesiblity and Performance phase in the Drupal 7 development cycle. The focus is on small user experience changes.

Content is still growing on most organization’s websites, and the "less is more"? principle is getting widely applied in all kinds of web applications.

Web applications still put too much strain on the user as they need to remember complicated preferences, codes and you fill in forms the same over and over again. In order to find out how a web application works, you typically just muddle through the interface. Though most web applications require you to understand the jargon they use and how previous stuff you put in affects the system as a whole when you're still a beginner.

An interface that changes upon unique user behaviour. This means that a system automatically recognizes your behaviour over time and improves the interface with that data. This is a big step from configured personalisation to automatic personalisation on interfaces.

Amazon.com has a very attractive text along many of it's items : FREE Super Saver Shipping , I was quite happy because I know the shipping costs are high. Finding out that it was a USA only offer. I am very surprised to see Amazon.com making this mistake.

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The world is changing, so are the chances that lie within e-commerce. Specialisation is a keyfactor of todays e-commerce. The need for a business plan however, has not changed. In over thousands of business plans innovativity, creativity and specialisation are taken quite well by planners, but what is truely needed in the current world of E-commerce?