basic web page design codes
Tài liệu Web page design in 7 days doc
... html. This codes when viewed in a browser like Internet Explorer or Netscape will be seen as beautiful web pages however code under web page may be complicated. To design an html web page you have ... a professional web page. b. Second option is to learn html codes and write html pages in a simple text editor. As we said your codes will be seen as WebPages when viewed in a web browser. 1-2 ... <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>Title of the page& lt;/TITLE> </HEAD> </HTML> 1-7 Web page body Now our web page needs a body in which we will enter web page content. As you may guess we will...
Ngày tải lên: 17/01/2014, 06:20
Web Application Design Patterns- P1
... published and conducted a number of tutorials and in-house training workshops on web site design, web application design, and design pat- terns in the United States and internationally. Pawan has a ... frameworks to facilitate web application development. CHALLENGES TO DESIGNING INTERFACES FOR WEB APPLICATIONS Despite these benefi ts and increasing use, designing interfaces for web applica- tions ... Loosely coupled ” web architecture An important challenge faced by web application designers is caused by the “ loosely coupled ” or “ stateless ” nature of the Web. The Web s interaction...
Ngày tải lên: 24/10/2013, 20:15
Web Application Design Patterns- P16
... have ( Figure Web. 30 ). Similarly, if FIGURE WEB. 28 eBay offers the “ Live help ” link in the top-right section of the page. 9 CATEGORIZE HELP CONTENT Treat help as a web application ... Figure Web. 12 ). Application Help FIGURE WEB. 10 Yahoo! offers application-level help and makes it accessible on all the pages by placing a “ Help ” link in the top-right corner. FIGURE WEB. 11 ... accessible from all pages within the web application; the link or icon for help is typically placed in the top-right corner of the page as part of the main or util- ity navigation ( Figure Web. 10 ). ...
Ngày tải lên: 24/10/2013, 20:15
Web Application Design Patterns- P17
... other help options they have ( Figure Web. 30 ). Similarly, if FIGURE WEB. 28 eBay offers the “ Live help ” link in the top-right section of the page. WEB APPENDIX Help 10 OFFER SEARCH FUNCTIONALITY ... sections ( Figure Web. 13 ). HIGHLIGHT COMMON QUESTIONS Anticipate the most common or popular questions for the web application and highlight them on the main help page ( Figure Web. 14 ). Regularly ... Figure Web. 12 ). Application Help FIGURE WEB. 10 Yahoo! offers application-level help and makes it accessible on all the pages by placing a “ Help ” link in the top-right corner. FIGURE WEB. 11...
Ngày tải lên: 29/10/2013, 03:15
Web Application Design Patterns- P2
... multiple pages (see Chapter 5). Short Forms FIGURE 2.10 On Jottit, to create a Web page, users simply enter text and click the “ Create a Page ” button (a). Users then get their Web page and ... forms makes fi lling out each page faster, and users are more likely to perceive them to be shorter as compared to the entire form presented on one page. Related design patterns Once forms ... easier to fi nd information on a page, especially when users are editing information (Mayhew, 1991). Related design patterns Reducing errors is an important aspect of designing effective forms....
Ngày tải lên: 08/11/2013, 03:15
Web Application Design Patterns- P3
... return them to the page they are likely to see if they were already reg- istered or logged in, such as the shipping information page. Related design patterns For many web applications, registration ... SAME PAGE AS THE FORM Web applications that show error messages on a different page force users to memorize the error(s) and the instructions to fi x them before returning to the form page ... 3.19 ). This can help increase users ’ trust in the web application. OFFER USERS AN OPTION TO REGISTER Designers usually strive to make their web applications more convenient to repeat users...
Ngày tải lên: 08/11/2013, 03:15
Tài liệu Tổng quan SQL_ Internet Explorer Web Page Color Names docx
... Articles A59 Part 9: Articles Article 4 Internet Explorer Web Page Color Names When you’re setting color properties in a data access page, you normally enter a hexa- decimal value that represents ... represents the red-green-blue (RGB) color value that your browser can understand. However, data access pages must run in Microsoft Internet Explorer, and Internet Explorer also understands a wide variety...
Ngày tải lên: 10/12/2013, 15:15
Tài liệu Web Application Design Patterns- P4 doc
... either remain on the same page or are taken to the next page in the sequence. For example, if users decide to log in on a prod- uct details page, they remain on the same page. However, if they ... (similar to a “ home page ” on web sites). How Provide a “ launch ” page from which users can access all application functions or mini-applications. Control panels are designed using a hub-and-spoke ... and colors for their My Yahoo! page. This page intentionally left blank 83 Control panels have quite a few similarities with home pages on content- oriented web sites: ■ They set an expectation...
Ngày tải lên: 15/12/2013, 15:15
Tài liệu Web Application Design Patterns- P5 pdf
... starting from the application’s main page leading up to the current page that indicate the current page s location within the application hierarchy. Link each page reference in the breadcrumbs ... BELOW THE PAGE HEADER The most frequent placement of breadcrumbs is below the page header near the page title. If the primary navigation and/or search area is integrated with the page header, ... CORRESPONDING PAGE TITLES Just like the recommended practice for link labels to match their destination page titles, parent pages in breadcrumbs should match their corresponding page titles....
Ngày tải lên: 15/12/2013, 15:15
Tài liệu Web Application Design Patterns- P6 docx
... results for the search keywords “ WEB DESIGN, ” “ Web Design, ” and “ web design. ” FIGURE 6.21 NexTag shows both the number of results on the current page and the total number of results. ... the top of the page. ■ They can be shown in a pop-up if users are likely to access tips from a search results page or the advanced search page and losing their current page (and search ... individual steps on separate pages, a recent trend is to consider an accordion interface design approach ( Figure 5.34 ). This design shows all the steps on the same page but, like a wiz- ard,...
Ngày tải lên: 15/12/2013, 15:15
Tài liệu Web Application Design Patterns- P7 doc
... search results pages ( Figure 6.35 ): ■ On the fi rst page, disable links to “ fi rst ” and/or “ previous ” pages. ■ On the last page, disable links to “ next ” and/or “ last ” pages. ■ ... summit ” might jump to the beginning of the “ T ” pages and then use pagination controls at the top of the page to go backward until they get to a page the fi rst result of which is closest to the ... results to just a few pages and they do not mind scrolling, a case can be made for showing more search results on a page (Spool, 2008b). Showing 50 search results per page appears to be optimal...
Ngày tải lên: 24/12/2013, 20:15
Tài liệu Web Application Design Patterns- P8 pdf
... on the same page or on a separate page. For example, actions, such as “ update cart, ” keep users on the same page, whereas actions, such as “ compare, ” take users to a separate page. 2. ... not have to wait for pages to refresh for basic data and layout updates and can immediately see the results of their actions. Perhaps the earliest rich interaction in web applications was ... SearchMe shows search results primarily as a series of thumbnails of web pages that users can fl ip through to fi nd the desired page. In addition, if they had previously accessed a useful one...
Ngày tải lên: 24/12/2013, 20:15
Tài liệu Web Application Design Patterns- P9 pdf
... then presented with either the “ success ” page or errors to be corrected with an accompanying page refresh. Using a rich form not only eliminates page refreshes but also can possibly prevent ... the change on the page (see the SPOTLIGHT/YELLOW-FADE pattern later in this chapter). USE TRANSITIONS WHEN INTRODUCING OR REMOVING CONTENT ON A PAGE When showing new page content (or exposing ... (e.g., 10 versus 10.1 versus 10.12). Although such information can be included in the page design, the page may get cluttered as the number of form elements requiring such data input increase....
Ngày tải lên: 22/01/2014, 02:20
Tài liệu Web Application Design Patterns- P10 doc
... versus colour). For example, one user may label an item as “ web site, ” another as “ website, ” and yet another as “ web_ site ” or “ websites. ” By suggest- ing tags and letting users pick from ... users have not rated) in red. 269 details page but combines them on other listing pages; it may be using the “ combined ” approach on listing pages to save space and minimize clutter. ANCHOR ... (a) (b) (c) 277 page, users can promote content directly from another web site rather than vis- iting the application that shows “ promoted ” content ( Figure 9.25 ). Related design patterns...
Ngày tải lên: 22/01/2014, 02:20
Tài liệu Web Application Design Patterns- P11 ppt
... by making web applications locale-independent and culture-neutral, extensible design avoids design elements that may be misinterpreted or offensive to other cultures. An extensible design also ... encoding format). It helps web browsers determine the characters to display on a web page. Selecting the character-encoding method, therefore, determines the languages a web application may be ... / > ■ JSP (Java Server Pages): < %@ page contentType = " text/html; charset = utf-8 " pageEncoding = " utf-8 " % > Extensible Design 3 ASCII stands for...
Ngày tải lên: 26/01/2014, 20:20
