Web Application Design Handbook: Best Practices for Web-Based Software

“Wrote Susan and Victor, the ‘Junior Woodchucks Guidebook’ of Web applications: Everything you need to know is there, including tons of best-practice examples, insights from years of experience, and several intriguing mysteries, if you with. writing a web application, you may want foolish not to have a copy. “- Steve Krug, author of Do not Make Me Think A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability” Web sites are so nineties, the cutting edge of web design. has shifted to web applications. If you, like many Web designers are struggling to create dynamic, highly functional Web-based applications, you need this book. It describes how Web applications differ from Web sites, and provides a excellent guidance for common Web application design problems, such as navigation, data entry, searching, reports, forms and interactive graphic output. “- Jeff Johnson, Principal Consultant, Usability, UI Wizards, Inc., and author of Web Bloopers and GUI Bloopers” User-interface designers have together debated for years about how to design an effective web applications. There were no comprehensive references that the myriad topics that emerged in these debates until Fowler and Stanwick took on the challenge and wrote Web Application . Design Handbook, the first comprehensive guide covers the creation of Web applications, this book is design problems of any web development team deals with unusual wisdom, clear prose and detailed examples faced Major topics include:. change the browser interface for application security and efficiency requirements, searching, sorting, filtering, building efficient and usable data input mechanisms, generating reports, preventing errors, and creative visualization techniques to optimize the display of large amounts of data. This thorough work should be a primary reference for all design Web applications “- Chauncey E. Wilson, Principal HCI Architect, wild sign Consulting” Every so often you run into a book and say to himself: “It is so obvious that this book should. read by every developer, why it was not written years ago? “This is one of those books” – Scott Ambler, author of The Object Primer:. Agile Model Driven Development with UML 2, the standards for usability and interaction design for Web sites and software are well known. Although not everyone uses these standards, or use them correctly, there are a large number of knowledge, best practices and proven results in these areas, and a good education for teachers “how to”. With the newer field of Web application design, but forced the designers to use the old rules to a new platform again. This book provides a roadmap for the reader a complete working application wants to post to the Web, show the results of a process, on which is elsewhere, and update a database on a remote server over an Internet connection instead of a network connection. Web Application Design Handbook
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