Developing Web Applications with Ant

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Create Your First Website By 3:45 This Afternoon

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Create Your Own Remarkable Website

Easy step-by-step tutorial on creating your own remarkable website that pulls in clients. No HTML. No CSS. No Geek Speak. Excellent for virtual assistants, online freelancers, or for those who are struggling to find clients online.

Developing Web Pages Using Microsoft's Front Page Express

Download this FREE eBook, and discover how to create a basic website with FrontPage Express, the freeware 'lite' version of FrontPage.

Questions to Ask Your Web Designer

Many web designers have a design and programming background, but are not trained nor experienced in Internet marketing. In this FREE e-book, �The E-Business Tutor�, Garland Coulson, will teach you what to ask when selecting or working with a web designer, to ensure that your website sells your products or services, and not just looks great.

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javascript is a scripting language developed by Netscape that is only marginally related to Java. javascript is intended to provide a quick and simple language for enhancing Web pages and servers.

javascript is embedded as a small program in a web page that is interpreted and executed by the Web client.
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* Introduction to javascript language
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Mobile Web Design For Dummies

The perfect place to learn how to design Web sites for mobile devices!With the popularity of Internet access via cell phones and other mobile devices, Web designers now have to consider as many as eight operating systems, several browsers, and a slew of new devices as they plan a new site, a new interface, or a new sub site.

Explores all issues to consider in planning a mobile site
Covers the tools needed for mobile design, in particular XHTML and CSS
Shows you how to plan for multimedia, e commerce, and marketing your site, including adding audio, video, and social networking
Provides real world examples and tips to help you avoid common pitfalls
If you're contemplating Web design in a mobile world, start first with this practical guide.

From the Back Cover

Let's go mobile! Heres how to make a big impression on the small screenThese days everyones on the go, and Web sites that are easy to navigate on your computer screen may be frustrating and inconvenient on your mobile phone. This book is all about fixing that problem! Learn what makes a great mobile Web page, the technologies that help you get around the limitations, and how to pack a punch on the small screen.

Small space, big challenge examine what makes mobile a different creature and the specific design challenges involved
Being flexible learn to adapt your existing site for mobile display
Tools of the trade discover the best markup language for your audience: WML, XHTML MP, or HTML5
Maximize mobile features take advantage of special features on the iPhone, Android, and BlackBerry Storm
Testing, testing discover how to test your mobile designs with online emulators
Get around the limitations find out how to add audio and video and optimize images for the small screen
Spread the word explore marketing options to get the word out about your mobile site
M commerce excitement add a mobile friendly shopping cart to your site

Open the book and find:

The unique challenges of a mobile site
How smartphones, touchscreen phones, and feature phones differ
Tips for adapting an existing site to mobile
Points to consider when designing for the small screen
What WAP, WML, XHTML MP and HTML5 are and how to use them
Ways to make multimedia work on a mobile device
How to use a mobile emulator
Interviews with top mobile experts

Head First Web Design

Want to know how to make your pages look beautiful, communicate your message effectively, guide visitors through your website with ease, and get everything approved by the accessibility and usability police at the same time? Head First Web Design is your ticket to mastering all of these complex topics, and understanding whats really going on in the world of web design.

Web Design for Developers A Programmer

Web Design for Developers will show you how to make your web based application look professionally designed. Well help you learn how to pick the right colors and fonts, avoid costly interface and accessibility mistakes your application will really come alive. We�ll also walk you through some common Photoshop and CSS techniques and work through a web site redesign, taking a new design from concept all the way to implementation.
Developers don�t get to spend a lot of time thinking about design, but many secretly wish they knew how to make their applications look just a little bit better. This book takes you on a journey through a web site redesign, where you�ll learn the basic concepts of design, color theory, typography, and accessibility.

You�ll learn how to take a sketch and transform it into a digital mockup in Photoshop, and then finally into a working web page. You�ll see how to develop logos, icons, and buttons using Illustrator and Photoshop, and then code a web page that will load fast, be easy to maintain, and most of all, be accessible to all audiences.

Modular Web Design

User experience design teams often suffer from a decentralized, blank canvas approach to creating and documenting a design solution for each new project. As teams repeatedly reinvent screen designs, inconsistency results, and IT teams scramble to pick up the pieces. Pattern libraries only go so far, suggesting general solutions to common problems instead of offering concrete, specific design treatments. At times, documented solutions turn into a costly mess of unclear expectations, unrealistic goals, and abandoned work.
Enter components, each of which represents a chunk of a Web page. Designers can produce wireframes, mockups, or markup far more efficiently reusing components based on an established design system. Rather than limit innovation, components enable designers to render solved design frameworks quickly and to focus on the problem at hand, drastically improving the quality and rate of production. In addition, teams develop a deeper baseline for collaboration, a platform for governance, and a structure for useful and predictable documentation.

This book defines the role of components and why they matter, maps out how to organize and build a component library, discusses how to use components in practice, and teaches a process for documenting and maintaining components.

About the Author
Nathan Curtis is a founder and principal at EightShapes, LLC, a user experience consulting firm based in Washington, DC. Nathan has been a user experience design practitioner since 1996 in areas including information architecture, interaction design, usability, and user interface development. Prior to founding EightShapes, Nathan practiced user experience design during stints at Sprint Nextel, BIG fish Design, and SAS Institute, Inc. Nathan obtained a B.S. summa cum laude in mathematics and statistics from Virginia Tech, followed by a masters degree in statistics from the University of Chicago. He blogs at www.nathancurtis.com and currently lives in Fairfax, VA, with his wife and two children.

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