Ajax is shorthand for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML and refers to the technology behind single-page web applications or features that update dynamically without the need for a complete page reload. Even though the term “Ajax” has only been part of the web developer’s vernacular since early 2005, its correct use is one of the biggest issues of debate in the web community. (more…)
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Ajax [Part 1] - Introduction & Usability
Friday, June 30th, 2006The usability of login
Friday, March 31st, 2006The login page is a compulsory part of many sites. Designers, however, frequently overlook it, viewing it as a straightforward process of inputting text into 2 fields and selecting Submit. Even though logins have been around since the very early days of computing and networking, there are still usability issues that developers are not getting right. (more…)