Here is a great site from Adobe about learning about their products.
Filed under: AIR, cfmx, CSS, design, flash, Flash Platform, flex, Flex 4, HTML, JavaScript | Tagged: Adobe | Leave a comment »
Site of the Day 5/13/2010
Posted on May 19, 2010 by patitdude1234
Here is a great site for CSS novices and gurus.
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Site of the Day 5/9/2010
Posted on May 7, 2010 by patitdude1234
I’m listening to a video for MIX09 concerning UX Design Patterns.
http://videos.visitmix.com/MIX09/T30F
Filed under: design, Uncategorized, Web Tools | Tagged: MIX09, UX Design Patterns | Leave a comment »
Site of the Day 5/8/2010
Posted on May 7, 2010 by patitdude1234
Since, I have some more MIX sites, I’ll added them for the next couple day.
Filed under: Browsers, CSS, design, HTML, JavaScript, Uncategorized, Web Tools | Tagged: Microsoft, MIX10 | Leave a comment »
Site of the Day 5/7/2010
Posted on May 7, 2010 by patitdude1234
Someone sent me a link to a specific JavaScript topic for Microsoft MIX09, so here is the link for MIX09.
http://videos.visitmix.com/MIX09/
Filed under: CSS, design, HTML, JavaScript, Microsoft IE, Uncategorized | Tagged: CSS, JavaScript, Microsoft, MIX09, Silverlight | Leave a comment »
(UX) User Experience Post
Posted on September 15, 2009 by patitdude1234
I’m going to add links which pertain to (UX) User Experience and RIA. I will be adding more links since there is some good stuff.
A Flex Developer’s Guide to User Experience Work Flows and Best Practices
50 Most Usable RIAs
the Flex User Interface Discussion
Design elements and principles
Theresa Neil blog
Designing Web Interface blog
Bill Scott’s blog (Netflix)
Wireframes
Functioning Form
Info Design Patterns
Stop Design
Prototyping
Rapid Prototyping Tools
Messages and Images
CSS Message Boxes for different message types
Design
Opinion
Google not a nice place to work
Filed under: design, flex | Tagged: blog, design, design principles, flex, google yuck, prototyping, RIA, user experience | Leave a comment »
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