Presentations
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Technologies such as plug-ins, WYSIWYG editors, HTML 4, Dynamic HTML, CSS, etc. from a design/usefulness standpoint |
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Changes in Internet
Explorer 7 and how they relate to internet design (i.e. CSS, RSS, PNG, |
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Ray Burkitt |
http://66.195.8.98/~burkitt/presentation.htm (Source
code) http://66.195.8.98/~burkitt/Ajax1a.php (Classic
example of how application is traditionally done without http://66.195.8.98/~burkitt/Ajax1.htm (Sends a
name from a form asynchronously to getMessage.php and writes the message
received from the server to a div; this also contains links about http://66.195.8.98/~burkitt/getMessage.php (Appends
a greeting to the name sent to it by the client and sends the full statement
back to the client) http://66.195.8.98/~burkitt/Ajax1.php (Calculator
example that posts back to itself and only renders the solution to send back
to the client if the http accept server variable contains
a specific string) http://66.195.8.98/~burkitt/Ajax2.php (This is
one of the homework assignments that filters a state dropdown with a region
dropdown list box) |
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Victor Polyakov |
Google search engine |
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Function vs.Form |
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Internet Usability |
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Form design |
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Menu design and organization |
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Page Layout |
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Text
transformation(uppercase, lowercase) and Text |
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Color blindness as it relates to web accessibility. |
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Designing Web Site to be Handicapped Accessible |
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Handicapped accessibility.. For example, adding captioning for deaf and jaws compatibility for blind. |
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Mark Guise |
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