Web 3.0 – where will it take us?

Maciej Zieliński

01 Mar 2022
Web 3.0 – where will it take us?

Decentralization and token-based economics are concepts that have started to reach far beyond the Blockchain industry. Web 3.0 - check about what the world’s biggest tech and venture capital companies are talking about today. 

Read about:

  • Web 2.0
  • Semantic web 
  • Decentralized web
  • AI and web 3.0
  • Change of user experience

Web 2.0 - How does the World Wide Web work today?

If you wonder which technology benefits from over 3 billion users, here is the answer: the World Wide Web. Today it’s difficult to imagine the modern world without it, even for people who remember times before its creation. This technology changed and defines how we share, create and consume information. It's present in every industry, shaping the way we work, learn and play - for many the internet became the central point of their lifestyle. 

Web 1.0 and web 2.0

Essentially terms web 1.0 and web 2.0 refer to time periods in the web's evolution as it evolved through different formats and technologies. 

Web 1.0, also known as Static Web, was the first version of the World Wide Web created in the 1990s. Back then user interaction wasn't a thing and searching for information was extremely inconvenient for internet users, because of the lack of search engines. 

Thanks to more advanced web technologies, such as Javascript or CSS, web 2.0 made the internet far more interactive. From that moment social networks and interactive platforms have been flourishing. 

Growth of the web 2.0 was largely driven by 3 factors:

  • mobile technology
  • social networks
  • cloud solutions
Growth of web 3.0

Mobile technologies

Smartphones creation resulting in mobile internet access drastically increased both the number of web users and time of its usage. Since then we’ve started living in an always-connected state. Reaching your pocket - that’s all it takes to get access to the web. 

Social Network 

Meta isn’t the 11th most-valuable company for no reason. Before Facebook or Myspace, the internet was largely anonymous with limited interactions between users. Social media platforms brought revolutionary possibilities. User-generated content, sharing, and commenting disrupted the information circulation.

What’s more, our internet persona became an extension of the real one. Thus, not only did social life partly move to the web, but we started to trust each other there, having tools that to some extent enable us to verify each other's identity. Without it, the success of companies such as Airbnb or Uber would never be possible. 

Cloud solutions

This article was created, reviewed, and edited using Google docs - a part of the cloud solution provided by Google, that most of the readers are probably familiar with. 

Cloud providers redefined how we store and share the data. It is the cloud that enables the creation and maintenance of most web pages and applications we know today. Companies were able to move from possessing expensive infrastructure to renting data storage, tools, or even computing power from dedicated companies. 

Disadvantages of Web 2.0

Web 2.0 definitely shapes how the current society functions, giving us possibilities we couldn’t even dream about before. Yet, it's not free from disadvantages. 

  • centralization
  • abundance of information
  • non-sufficient verification
  • monopolization
  • low personalization

With more and more issues that we’re grappling with, one question has become inevitable: What will be next?

web 2.0 vs web 3.0

Semantic Web 

The semantic web is a concept formulated in 1999 by Tim Berners Lee, the World Wide Web creator:

I have a dream for the Web [in which computers] become capable of analyzing all the data on the Web – the content, links, and transactions between people and computers. A "Semantic Web", which makes this possible, has yet to emerge, but when it does, the day-to-day mechanisms of trade, bureaucracy, and our daily lives will be handled by machines talking to machines. The "intelligent agents" people have touted for ages will finally materialize.

The vision of an intelligent internet that can understand the users and work without external governance back then was far from being realistic. Yet, today, with new technologies that we’ve developed, it may become reality sooner than we could ever predict. This is the moment to introduce you to the phenomenon of web 3.0. 

An original concept of Web 3.0 was coined by Gavin Wood, Ethereum, and Polkadot creator, somewhere around 2019, that refers to a "decentralized online ecosystem based on blockchain." The idea of the web which instead of using centralized servers relies on scattered nodes quickly gained a significant number of supporters.

Key features of web 3.0

Web 3.0 - key features

  • Semantic Web
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Decentralization
  • 3D Graphics
Semantic analysis

Semantic web and web 3.0

In the semantic web, computers are able to analyze data with an understanding of its content, including text, transactions, and connections between users or events. In such systems, machines are able to accurately read our emotions, feelings, and intentions just by analyzing our input.  Applying it would greatly increase data connectivity, and in consequence, provide a better experience to the web users. 

AI in web 3.0

Artificial intelligence

Machine learning and artificial intelligence are key technologies for web 3.0. Currently, Web 2.0 already presents some semantic capabilities, but they are in fact most human-based. Therefore it is prone to biases and manipulations. 

Let’s take online reviews as an example. Today, any company can simply gather a large number of users and pay them to write a positive review of their product or service. Implementing AI, that would be able to distinguish fake from real, would increase the reliability of data available online.

Essentially, AI and machine learning will not only enable computers to decode meanings contained in data but also provide a more personalized experience to web 3.0 users. Online platforms will be able to tailor their appearance or content to an individual web user. This will bring a revolutionary change to the e-commerce sector as targeted advertising will become routine.

3D graphics in web 3.0

3D graphics 

According to some theories, with the introduction of web 3.0 borders between the real and digital world will begin to fade. The constant development of graphic technologies may even enable us to create whole 3D virtual worlds in web 3.0.

This concept is closely related to another issue that recently has gained significant popularity: metaverse. 3D graphics in web 3.0 will revolutionize sectors such as gaming, e-commerce, healthcare, and real estate. 

Decentralised web 3.0

Decentralized web

Current web infrastructure is based on data stored in centralized locations - single servers. That can potentially make it prone to manipulations or attacks. Furthermore, most of the databases are controlled by a limited number of companies such as Meta or Google. Web 3.0 aims to change that by introducing decentralized networks. 

In web 3.0 data will be stored in multiple locations - nodes. Any change of data will have to be authorized by every node in the infrastructure. The exchange of information will be taking place in peer-to-peer networks. It will not only take the data from the central authority but also make it more immune.

Digital assets in 3.0

Web 3.0 is expected to bring a totally new approach to digital assets. Tokens economy based on blockchain technology will become an even more common phenomenon.

Even today we can observe how blockchain technology is shaping the exchange of goods, investments, or ownership rights. Fungible and nonfungible tokens constantly find new applications that provide users with groundbreaking possibilities in industries such as gaming, real estate, or even healthcare.

On the internet of future ownership, control will become an even more vital issue. Blockchain technologies, and NFTs to be more precise can bring significant improvement in this area. What if assets, such as digital art or virtual land plots, were already carrying data about their owners and creators? Data that would be impossible to manipulate because it will be stored and confirmed in distributed ledgers.

What will change for web pages with web 3.0

Where web 3.0 will take us? According to many experts, we shouldn't treat web 3.0 as a totally new internet. It's just another stage of its evolution. Some of the solutions on which web 3.0 will be based already exist and function. In many cases, it's just about the scale.

Yet, the new web will definitely make a place for revolutionary business models. Personalized web pages or shops in 3D virtual spaces are just some examples of new possibilities that web 3.0 will form.

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Master UI Component Creation with AI: The Ultimate Guide for Developers

Gracjan Prusik

24 Mar 2025
Master UI Component Creation with AI: The Ultimate Guide for Developers

Introduction

Modern frontend development is evolving rapidly, and creating UI components with AI tools is helping developers save time while enhancing interface quality. With AI, we can not only speed up the creation of UI components but also improve their quality, optimize styles, and ensure better accessibility.

This article explores how creating UI components with AI is transforming frontend development by saving time and improving workflows. Specifically, we will discuss:

  • Generating components from images,
  • AI for style analysis and optimization,
  • Automatic style conversion and code migration,
  • AI in generating UI animations.

Creating UI Components with AI from Images

One of the interesting applications of AI in frontend development is the ability to generate components from an image. AI can recognize the structure of the interface and generate HTML/CSS or JSX code that matches the provided image. One of the most popular tools for UI creation is Lovable.

For testing, let's see how the tool performs in creating a simple contact form from the page you are currently on, which is Nextrope.

Query:

"Recreate the image I've sent you in Next.js using CSS."

Sample image used in the query:

The result received:

Tworzenie komponentów UI - Wygenerowany widok

Lovable did an excellent job transforming the image into code. The view is fully responsive. It’s important to remember that the more precise the request, the better the AI will replicate the expected view. However, even with a simple command, the tool performed surprisingly well.

Of course, AI has its limitations. It still makes quite a few mistakes. The generated code still requires review and fixes from the developer, but in some cases, the entire process is significantly sped up—correcting the code often takes less time than creating the component from scratch.

Optimizing UI Components with AI Tools for Style Improvements

This problem of inaccurate code reproduction by AI can be partially addressed by using it to analyze and improve styles. Tools like ChatGPT, DeepSeek and Claude are capable of not only generating code but also diagnosing CSS errors and suggesting why a particular style might not be working as expected.

Simple example: Why is the div not centered?

Query: "Why is this div not centered?"

AI analyzes the code and provides the following response:

Problem: The parent container does not have a defined width or display: flex.
Solution: Add the appropriate styles to the parent container.

.parent {
  display: flex;
  justify-content: center;
  align-items: center;
  width: 100vw;
  height: 100vh;
}

AI for Automatic Style Conversion and Code Migration in UI Components

AI can assist with style conversion between different technologies, such as transferring code from traditional CSS to Styled Components or Tailwind CSS.

Let's assume we have a style written in traditional CSS:

.button {
  background-color: blue;
  color: white;
  padding: 10px 20px;
  border-radius: 5px;
  transition: background-color 0.3s ease;
}

.button:hover {
  background-color: darkblue;
}

We can use AI for automatic conversion to Styled Components:

import styled from "styled-components";

const Button = styled.button`
  background-color: blue;
  color: white;
  padding: 10px 20px;
  border-radius: 5px;
  transition: background-color 0.3s ease;

  &:hover {
    background-color: darkblue;
  }
`;

export default Button;

AI can also assist in migrating code between frameworks, such as from React to Vue or from CSS to Tailwind.

This makes style migration easier and faster.

How AI Enhances UI Animation Creation

Animations are crucial for enhancing user experience in interfaces, but they are not always provided in the project specification. In such cases, developers have to come up with how the animations should look, which can be time-consuming and require significant creativity. AI, in this context, becomes helpful because it can automatically generate CSS animations or animations using libraries like Framer Motion, saving both time and effort.

Example: Automatically Generated Button Animation

Suppose we need to add a subtle scaling animation to a button but don't have a ready-made animation design. Instead of creating it from scratch, AI can generate the code that meets our needs.

Code generated by AI:

import { motion } from "framer-motion";

const AnimatedButton = () => (
  <motion.button
    whileHover={{ scale: 1.1 }}
    whileTap={{ scale: 0.9 }}
    className="bg-blue-500 text-white px-4 py-2 rounded-lg"
  >
    Press me
  </motion.button>
);

In this way, AI accelerates the animation creation process, providing developers with a simple and quick option to achieve the desired effect without the need to manually design animations from scratch.

Summary

AI significantly accelerates the creation of UI components. We can generate ready-made components from images, optimize styles, transform code between technologies, and create animations in just a few seconds. Tools like ChatGPT, DeepSeek, Claude and Lovable are a huge help for frontend developers, enabling faster and more efficient work.

In the next part of the series, we will take a look at:

If you want to learn more about how AI is impacting the entire automation of frontend processes and changing the role of developers, check out our blog article: AI in Frontend Automation – How It's Changing the Developer's Job?

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AI in Real Estate: How Does It Support the Housing Market?

Miłosz Mach

18 Mar 2025
AI in Real Estate: How Does It Support the Housing Market?

The digital transformation is reshaping numerous sectors of the economy, and real estate is no exception. By 2025, AI will no longer be a mere gadget but a powerful tool that facilitates customer interactions, streamlines decision-making processes, and optimizes sales operations. Simultaneously, blockchain technology ensures security, transparency, and scalability in transactions. With this article, we launch a series of publications exploring AI in business, focusing today on the application of artificial intelligence within the real estate industry.

AI vs. Tradition: Key Implementations of AI in Real Estate

Designing, selling, and managing properties—traditional methods are increasingly giving way to data-driven decision-making.

Breakthroughs in Customer Service

AI-powered chatbots and virtual assistants are revolutionizing how companies interact with their customers. These tools handle hundreds of inquiries simultaneously, personalize offers, and guide clients through the purchasing process. Implementing AI agents can lead to higher-quality leads for developers and automate responses to most standard customer queries. However, technical challenges in deploying such systems include:

  • Integration with existing real estate databases: Chatbots must have access to up-to-date listings, prices, and availability.
  • Personalization of communication: Systems must adapt their interactions to individual customer needs.
  • Management of industry-specific knowledge: Chatbots require specialized expertise about local real estate markets.

Advanced Data Analysis

Cognitive AI systems utilize deep learning to analyze complex relationships within the real estate market, such as macroeconomic trends, local zoning plans, and user behavior on social media platforms. Deploying such solutions necessitates:

  • Collecting high-quality historical data.
  • Building infrastructure for real-time data processing.
  • Developing appropriate machine learning models.
  • Continuously monitoring and updating models based on new data.

Intelligent Design

Generative artificial intelligence is revolutionizing architectural design. These advanced algorithms can produce dozens of building design variants that account for site constraints, legal requirements, energy efficiency considerations, and aesthetic preferences.

Optimizing Building Energy Efficiency

Smart building management systems (BMS) leverage AI to optimize energy consumption while maintaining resident comfort. Reinforcement learning algorithms analyze data from temperature, humidity, and air quality sensors to adjust heating, cooling, and ventilation parameters effectively.

Integration of AI with Blockchain in Real Estate

The convergence of AI with blockchain technology opens up new possibilities for the real estate sector. Blockchain is a distributed database where information is stored in immutable "blocks." It ensures transaction security and data transparency while AI analyzes these data points to derive actionable insights. In practice, this means that ownership histories, all transactions, and property modifications are recorded in an unalterable format, with AI aiding in interpreting these records and informing decision-making processes.

AI has the potential to bring significant value to the real estate sector—estimated between $110 billion and $180 billion by experts at McKinsey & Company.

Key development directions over the coming years include:

  • Autonomous negotiation systems: AI agents equipped with game theory strategies capable of conducting complex negotiations.
  • AI in urban planning: Algorithms designed to plan city development and optimize spatial allocation.
  • Property tokenization: Leveraging blockchain technology to divide properties into digital tokens that enable fractional investment opportunities.

Conclusion

For companies today, the question is no longer "if" but "how" to implement AI to maximize benefits and enhance competitiveness. A strategic approach begins with identifying specific business challenges followed by selecting appropriate technologies.

What values could AI potentially bring to your organization?
  • Reduction of operational costs through automation
  • Enhanced customer experience and shorter transaction times
  • Increased accuracy in forecasts and valuations, minimizing business risks
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  • Implement analytical systems for property valuation
  • Build secure blockchain solutions for real estate transactions
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