CSS Slides

WebTools-CSS-PPT

JavaScript: A brief overview

What Is AJAX?

AJAX, also known as asynchronous JavaScript and XML, is a set of web applications that allows developers to create interactive web applications.

Week 4 : Competitive Analysis

Agenda:

• Discussion Leaders: XML [Nazgul], Javascript [Pam], AJAX [Madeline], FTP [Marc]
• Geek Speak
• Competitive Analysis
• Seattle H4H

Keeping Up With CSS

CSS has been a great change for website developers all over.  It was like a giant crowd jumping up for joy when the existence of tables no longer made up the code for websites. Many websites today still use the clunky tables to form the website layouts but they are easily recognizable as outdated.  Not to mention that they are slow in loading and not very good when it comes to SEO.

Producing Relevant Content

I’m not a SEO guy, a search guy, or a Google guy. When building a strategy for the content you are putting on the web, “relevancy” is a large part of the conversation that many say can’t be ignored. The mindset that relevancy drives your search engine page rankings may be true to a certain degree, but how you make it relevant is the larger challenge.

In Designing Interactions, Bill Moggridge interviews Larry Page and Sergey Brin, the original engineers and founders of Google. Discussing how the search platform has had to shift to users needs and wants,

Flexibility Crucial to CSS Success

In researching my piece on Cascading Style Sheets I found that the flexibility they enables may be the key for their resounding popularity. CSS gives designers and end-users the power to do what they want, simply and quickly. Before CSS a tedious amount of coding was required by the designer to ensure a desired outcome. This over engineered code left complicated legacy files and compromised end users ability to alter as they need.