Sitepoint has an interesting interview with Jacob Nielson about usability and AJAX. One of the points Nielson brought up really strikes a cord with me. He says “It’s important to remember that most web sites are not used repeatedly. Usually, users will visit a given page only once.”. I think this is key when deciding […]
I noticied (and read online) that Google had put in scrolling on their maps via the mouse wheel. But I just stumbled across something new while using Gmail - if you are typing an email and hit crtl+s, the normal Microsoft save command for word docs, it will actually use AJAX to save the email […]
I just finished creating a “value” calculator for a company using JavaScript. It computed the overall value a person would save by joining the organization – nothing fancy, just a couple of input boxes, some simple equations and 10 values to display. What was tricky, at least for a JavaScript neophyte like me, was getting […]
Continuing from the last post, for the javascript I checked the credit card number of form submittal, (along with a lot other things, like required fields, correct phone numbers, etc… ) and if it isn’t correct, throw an alert and prevent the form from submitting (Ignore the PHP tags, haven’t gotten around to adding a […]
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