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Re: The Impact of User Research on UX Design 4 Days Ago by john_111 I once visited a website where there were 20 rows, each composed of 20 identical small white squares (about the size of this --> HH ), with a tiny arrow in the bottom quarter corner to indicate they were links. But no text anywhere. Can you imagine how hard it would be to remember which button took you to which page, several days later? This… Re: The Impact of User Research on UX Design 4 Days Ago by Reverend Jim Read The Essentials of User Interface Design by Alan Cooper. which language do i start leaning in 2025 1 Week Ago by silverrr_btc i have currently learning html only but its so boring do all of you guys had same problem and tell me which language do i start with html, me and my friend have made a site on html with little css and and js (thegeekinsights) and its going fine. can you create this? Re: which language do i start leaning in 2025 1 Week Ago by Dani It depends what you’d like to build. If a simple website, you can use HTML and CSS. Want some interactivity? Add JavaScript. Want to create more complex dynamic websites? You will need a backend language such as PHP and a database such as MySQL. I see you also tagged this topic c++. C++ is a popular language used for non-web related … Re: What are some top-rated Bootstrap admin templates that not rely on Tailwind 2 Weeks Ago by Dani Hello, DaniWeb actually uses Bootstrap, but I don’t use any preexisting templates. How much CSS experience do you have? Are you experienced with creating HTML code that uses css classes to piece together something unique? Bootstrap also has its own template store, if I recall correctly. Also, Tailwind is a competitor to Bootstrap, so I’m … Re: which language do i start leaning in 2025 1 Week Ago by rproffitt Think of a toolbox. Why buy tools you aren't going to use? ## Yup, everyone needs a 10 meter wide hole saw. Re: which language do i start leaning in 2025 1 Week Ago by retseaz77 Great question! In 2025, some of the most practical and trending languages to learn include: Spanish – widely spoken and super useful for travel and business Mandarin Chinese – huge global economy advantage French – still very relevant in international diplomacy and culture Python (if you meant programming) – still one of the top … Re: Page Speed Issue 2 Weeks Ago by ashleydent4u WordPress has tons of optimization plugins and a big community that makes it easier to improve page speed and Core Web Vitals without much manual effort. Java-based websites, on the other hand, usually need more hands-on optimization since they’re often custom-built and heavier in structure. Things like lazy loading, efficient server-side rendering… Re: How to speed up my (WordPress) website? 1 Week Ago by silverrr_btc i have currently learning html only but its so boring do all of you guys had same problem and tell me which language do i start with html, me and my friend have made a site on html with little css and and js and its going fine. can you create this? What are some top-rated Bootstrap admin templates that not rely on Tailwind 2 Weeks Ago by SanjayJoshi If I want to use Bootstrap 5 for my admin dashboard and avoid Tailwind, which templates should I consider? Re: What are some top-rated Bootstrap admin templates that not rely on Tailwind 2 Weeks Ago by Dani Sorry, I don't know what you mean about building a buying persona through DaniWeb? Where Can I Find Test Data (Names, Emails, etc.) for My Testing? 3 Weeks Ago by jamesalery Hi everyone, I’m just starting out with testing and I need to generate some test data for things like names, birthdays, emails, and other basic information. I’m looking for web-based resources or tools that provide random test data for use in my testing. like i used this *<Promotional link snipped>* for generating birthdays. but i don't … Re: Where Can I Find Test Data (Names, Emails, etc.) for My Testing? 3 Weeks Ago by Pelorus_1 Platforms like Mockaroo, Faker and GenerateData provide fake names, emails and more for testing purposes. You can easily create realistic sample data with these tools. Re: Where Can I Find Test Data (Names, Emails, etc.) for My Testing? 3 Weeks Ago by gediminas.bukauskas.7 Look at Customers table in NorthWind database (https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Database_Examples/Northwind). Best Ways to Print a High-Quality Book Cover 2 Weeks Ago by Zachary_6 print a book cover is a crucial step in the publishing process, whether you’re self-publishing or working with a print-on-demand service. The right paper type, finish (glossy vs. matte), and resolution can make a huge difference in the final product. What printing services do you recommend—KDP, IngramSpark, or local print shops? How do you ensure … Re: Best Ways to Print a High-Quality Book Cover 2 Weeks Ago by rproffitt "Never judge a book by its cover." - Unknown. And book sales are way way down. But here's the book I recently bought. It's title is: ***"The Subtle Art of Resistance: Lessons from Cats for Surviving Fascism"*** which is the problem of today. PDFs and E-books are where it's at. Re: How to Implement Lazy Loading for Faster Web Portals 1 Month Ago by gediminas.bukauskas.7 First, you need to reduce radically the usage of JS and CSS. I don't know about React, but Angular is clearly too big. Pack loadable items into bundles and don't use one huge bundle: create collection of bundles. Switch on JavaScript type=module and load software under the demand. Use W3C CSS instead of nice but large CSS frameworks. Avoid WASM: it… Re: Which Python PDF writing library is best? 2 Months Ago by Anna_46 PDFKit is a solid choice for generating PDFs, but there are other great alternatives depending on your use case **ReportLab** – Highly powerful, great for generating complex PDFs with tables, charts, and images. **WeasyPrint** – Converts HTML and CSS to PDF, ideal for web-based reports. **PyMuPDF** (fitz) – Lightweight and fast for both PDF … Re: Remove link frame around picture in Datagrid 2 Months Ago by Zinavo_1 To remove the link frame around a picture in a DataGrid, you can set the BorderStyle property of the ImageColumn to None or use CSS to remove the border around the image. Re: How to Implement Lazy Loading for Faster Web Portals 1 Month Ago by jkon The loading="lazy" HTML attribute-value pair was introduced in 2019–2020, so I would guess it will be safe to use after 2030–2035, except if you don't care about internet visitors and are targeting an intranet of a company where you control the browsers and their versions. Of course, lazy loading impacts SEO. Modern SEO has more to do … how do i make scroll through on click funtion 2 Months Ago by Sidaani123 I really need to know how to implement a scroll through function on click for my website. Re: Show selected option id 2 Months Ago by Biiim Normally you would use the value property as well, I have actually never seen the id attribute being used like that before. <select class="form-control select2" style="width: 100%;" id="managsel"> <option value="" SELECTED>Select Department</option> <option value="… Re: Show selected option id 2 Months Ago by Mr.M Just to indicate I've managed to work around this, and what I'm using is working 100%. There's a reason why it uses the same id's that's because it is dynamically generated and I have almost 5 or 6 GROUPS of classes so I can't use the class grouping on this but was looking for something similar but instead of using classes I wanted to use id's.… Re: Show selected option id 2 Months Ago by Biiim > Just to indicate I've managed to work around this, and what I'm using is working 100%. > > There's a reason why it uses the same id's that's because it is dynamically generated and I have almost 5 or 6 GROUPS of classes so I can't use the class grouping on this but was looking for something similar but instead of using classes I … Re: how do i make scroll through on click funtion 2 Months Ago by PsychicTide How do you mean? Perhaps if you could explain a bit more? Do you mean you want to scroll down a page by clicking something? If that's the case you use anchor tags. The Impact of User Research on UX Design 1 Month Ago by Pokemons How does UI (User Interface) design contribute to the overall user experience, and what are some key principles that designers should follow to ensure a visually appealing and functional interface? Re: The Impact of User Research on UX Design 1 Month Ago by Reverend Jim A bad design leads to a bad experience. A good design can lead to a good experience. Is that a question that seriously needs to be answered? Re: CSS help 14 Years Ago by b.wickham CSS positioning and float can get a little tricky, especially if you're new to CSS. You might want to take a look at this to get a better understanding of how to display items in CSS: [url]http://www.wipeout44.com/brain_food/css_staying_afloat.asp[/url]. Going forward, I like the advice from drjohn: "Start testing in firefox, then alter … Re: css only 13 Years Ago by drjohn CSS is a set of instructions on how the html should be styled. so with no html, it would be just totally plain text, and thus not stylable. Your friend is just wrong. CSS Tips and Tricks, Please Add More ! 14 Years Ago by equatorlounge CSS tips and tricks As integrators pave their way along their regular tasks of integrating what designers build, there are some regular things that they have to bear in mind, some of which are explicit but oh well, I thought it would be a good thing to write about the basics. And So I Say: No Empty Divs Use text-indents in hyperlinks for images…