Contents tagged with Usability
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Book: DHTML Utopia: Modern Web Design Using JavaScript & DOM
I read online few chapters of the excellent book by Stuart Langridge DHTML Utopia published by SitePoint and just wow!
It's a great refresh of everything you assume as right regarding websites construction. This is really a great start for Web 2.0 applications, Ajax techniques are also covered by the author, and one methodolgy I really like to develop now is unobtrusive Javascript, which let your users have a better experience with a web application.
If anybody from Sitepoint read me, yes I am ok for a review :-)
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Multi column in CSS
I post this because it could be useful to a lot of web designers trying to implement a multi column page on their web application.
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Put a book in your pocket
I know we are living in a hi tech world but many times it’s really convenient to have some printouts we can carry everywhere.
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Migrate apps from Internet Explorer to Mozilla
IBM has compiled in one article everything you need to do to make your web application cross browser, working with Mozilla for example. They review all the differences (DOM, Javascript, CSS, XML, etc...)
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Firefox, IE and the legacy problems
To continue the debate on IE versus Firefox, Eduardo Shanahan has an interesting point of view, worth to read.
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Web Accessibility Toolbar
This is a cool toolbar for peole like me
fightingworking on web accessibility.
I really like the way to have a toolbar with everything I need grouped in one place. -
Make ASP.Net XHTML compliant, a solution
If you can't wait ASP.Net 2.0 to check the degree of XHTML compliance, you can use this solution provided on codeProject.
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Web Screen Fonts
Don't forget also these ones. Very useful for web buttons and menus !
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Monospaced Bitmap Programming Fonts
Nice !
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Cookie handling
Gidion mention a nice feature found on Firefox 0.9RC cookie handling.