ith the release of Flash MX, Macromedia continues to evolve the Web’s most popular multimedia authoring program. Flash’s prominence as an indispensable tool for both designers and developers reflects the
lease fill in this form. Those five words make anyone’s heart sink. Filling in forms is rarely a delight, and Web forms are no exception. The more user-friendly you can
arge collections of diverse images, graphics and video are becoming common, both on the Web and in media asset databases. As the size of the image collections expand, it becomes
he Mozilla browser, developed as an Open Source project under the auspices of Netscape/AOL, is a nearly complete rewrite of the now ancient Communicator 4.x browser suite. In this article
ozilla 1.0 and Netscape 7.0, the re-write and upgrade to Netscape’s 4.x Communicator suite, is more than just standards support and new code. During the re-write, the Netscape (now mozilla.org)
Learning HTML and XHTML is like learning any new language. Most students first immerse themselves in examples. Studying others is a natural way to learn; however, it’s as easy to
ou come home, turn on the computer, pull up a Web site, click on a link and HALT! A JavaScript alert box pops up; telling you there is a runtime
any DHTML developers are tired of building complex interfaces around poorly implemented browsers only to have to reinvent the wheel on the next project. Many more are beginning to understand
As Flash MX becomes an integral part of enterprise applications and rich-media interfaces, developers must learn to incorporate Flash into their established software development processes. A few years ago, Flash’s