What’s next for web developers web 4.0? should be a visual upgrade.

With Gen AI the web is technically advanced enough for 2026, what we should be doing is making the web a more visually beautiful place with big GUI updates and more innovation in the front end. In short, I think web 4.0 should be mostly a visual update.

People buy Apple devices because they look great, people will love web 4.0 if it extends web pages visually to new heights, good luck.

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