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The other day I gave an intro to JQuery Lunch and Learn to my client’s development team. I walked them through creating a simple JQuery Plugin to create a character remaining feature like Twitter has on its web site. The ingredients for this plugin involved
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Over the last year I have been spending a lot of time re-learning how to use CSS. Since ASP.NET was released the use of Web Controls had made me CSS and HTML ignorant. With the advent of ASP.NET MVC and JQuery combined with the increasing demand for richer
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Making any application as user friendly as possible is the primary goal of any User Experience Engineer, that is the person who is responsible for creating the applications actual UI layer. Back in the time of long, long ago I learned that users like
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The phrase “teaching an old dog new tricks” comes to mind as I start this entry. Nearly two years ago I wrote about how to hide a DropDownList box behind another layer . The reason why this is important is a DropDownList is rendered as a system control
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The other day I made a post about some search engine optimization techniques for ASP.NET developers and making compliant HTML . Scott Hanselman also recently published an episode of Hanselminutes on making accessible web pages . The reason I want to point
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Yesterday my friend Keith Elder posted a poignant editorial Blog about ASP.NET web sites that were not compliant with all browsers . Keith is very justified in his argument and points us to some examples. The reality is that most web developers do not
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