Archive for April, 2008
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Add Drag ‘n Drop Functionality
Add drag ‘n drop to your web-based apps using Google web toolkit with a little help from Webreference. OK, so the content really comes from Google Web Toolkit Solutions, but at least you don’t have to pay for this information.
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Pic Cat
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Pick a Template
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Astheria
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Jennifer James Wright
http://www.jenniferjameswright.com/
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Webtoast Media
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Reverse Ordered Lists
Top 10 list. Countdowns. Plenty of opportunities for a list that starts with 10 and works to 1. WhatWG blog explains how to do reverse ordered lists.
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I Love Typography
Though I’m no a professional designer, I’m amazed at all the theories and advice surrounding the world of typography. Whenever I design my own invitations and such, typography captivates me. I Love Typography has passion for the topic and it shows.
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Web Directions North Notes
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Pretty up Your Forms
I’m amazed how many sites still use tables in their forms when everything else is table-free. Even I can do it and I’m no pro designer. Get tips for prettying up your dull forms without a drop of <tr>.
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Django
“Django is an open-source Web framework, written in Python, that allows you to easily and rapidly develop interactive, data-centric web applications.” Intrigued? Introduction to Django: Helping Perfectionists With Deadlines.
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How Things Have Changed in Usability
Jakob Nielsen’s useit column looks at 25 years of usability.
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