Open Source Food is a simply delicious recipe and foodie site. If anyone asks you what Web 2.0 is about, point them here immediately. It’s not about style, although that has a lot to do with it (and this site oozes style from every succulent pore). Nor is it about content alone, although it’s hugely important. And no, Web 2.0 is not just about the social folksonomy either (whatever *that* means). What makes this site, and the few others like…

Animoto is wild, man. Like really. A funky, punk hatch video slideshow service with attitude. And we’re like totally hooked. Choose your video length, upload your images, choose your own sounds or from their library of stuff and like, rock out man, as your video is created and the link emailed to you. The results are cool, well crafted and totally like watchable. If they sold a professional version of this to advertising departments, a whole class of business would be instantly…

Preezo is a new presentation service on the Web. There’s nothing spectacular on offer here, but what’s interesting about this genre of web application is the fact that suddenly you don’t need to cart around your computer from place to place. Just find a local connected machine and off you go, present and profit. Or something.  Create professional quality presentations using an ultra-fast Ajax user interface… Access your presentations from any computer with an Internet connection and a modern browser….

We’ve mentioned most of them individually before, but here’s a collection of 13 Web 2.0 design tools grouped in one place. If you need to jazz up your web UI presentation this is a great place to start. For completion let me throw in the Fresh Badge Generator. Because you can never have too many groovy badges, man. Yeah! Tags: web+2.0, web+design