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échanger sur le vin, très bon site participatif (en anglais)

créer des boutons façon web 2.0, excellent tutoriel

conseil, partage librairie sur la création d'éléments visuels dédiés interface web

the Diemen Repository of Interaction Design Patterns

When making design decisions regarding features in your application, it’s important to weigh the costs, not all of which are financial, against the potential benefits. Every time you add a feature to your application, the following things can happen: * Your application gets larger. * Your application gets slower. * Your application’s human interface becomes more complex. * You spend time developing new features rather than refining existing features. * Your application’s documentation and help become more extensive. * You run the risk of introducing changes that could adversely affect existing features. * You increase the time required to validate the behavior of your application.

See, I was going to originally title this "Apple's Secret Theme Tool!!", in an effort to clutch your e-eyeballs dramatically. (I've gotta get this here vortal to be more sticky!) Unfortunately, a public patent filing isn't exactly "secret". And this is all about one of the most interesting Apple patent filings I've seen lately.

These bits of inspiration are culled from interface designers, architects, authors, jazz greats, and more. What brings them together here is their affinity to our design philosophy.

If you're looking at the rise of an Internet startup, it is always good to start with the numbers. According to a recent Newsweek article, YouTube is now serving up more than 30 million video views a day, and receiving about 35,000 video uploads daily from its users. Alexa.com has them ranked as the 32nd most visited site on the net.

A big reason why the external player was so effective: Play buttons are seductive. When people see one, they instantly know what it does and want to click it.

"It's important to us that beyond utility, there is an emotional connection."

TinyMCE is a platform independent web based Javascript HTML WYSIWYG editor control released as Open Source under LGPL by Moxiecode Systems AB. It has the ability to convert HTML TEXTAREA fields or other HTML elements to editor instances. TinyMCE is very easy to integrate into other Content Management Systems.

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