Category Archives: Application Design
Registration Forms Suck, Let’s Mitigate Suckiness
A lot of people complain about registration forms. Some people have suggested getting rid of them altogether, allowing users to utilize login credentials from accounts they already have through OpenID. But registration forms aren't going away. How can we make them more friendly?
Double Whammy: OpenID and Microformats
Own your Identity had a great post today detailing a great feature on the signup form of the Get Satisfaction site.
They rely on the fact that sites like Twitter and Flickr publish an hCard microformat for all of their users publicly on their website.
Also posted in Interface Design Tagged Flickr, hCard, microformat, OpenID, Technorati, Twitter 1 Comment
Screen Readers and Listening at the Speed of Sound
Here is a presentation given by a guy named Victor Tsaran on how he personally uses screen readers to browse the web. As web developers, accessibility is an important aspect of our work and cannot be ignored. How many websites have you browsed that had flash navigation? If you’re not a web [...]
Checklist for Web Applications
As the first post in this new category of web development, I’ve decided to keep it simple and post the different components and architecture considerations a developer must consider when making a new application, especially in today’s world of in-page dynamic interaction and the complications that has put on the problems that were considered solved [...]
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