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Better Interfaces with CSS, JavaScript, and the DOM
| Language : | English | Quality : | Average | Has Audio : | true | Source : | Google Videos | Media : | Flash |
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Today's modern, standards-compliant browsers provide designers with vastly improved capabilities for creating rich user interfaces. In this ... all » session, we'll examine ways of using CSS and JavaScript together to create pages that are responsive, intuitive and more usable. See how these technologies can allow users to control display properties like fonts and colors, create forms with better navigation and validation, and build pages with features like in-place editing, table formatting and data sorting and filtering – and that don't need to round-trip back to the server. We will also examine ways to make use of these technologies so that even if the user disables them, the page content remains accessible |
Tags: JavaScript, DOM, CSS, Interface, Web Development, [SUGGEST A TAG]
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