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THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERS OF TURKIC LANGUAGES, founded in 1985 as the American Association of Teachers of Turkish, is a private, non-profit, non-political organization of individuals interested in the languages of the Turks. In 1993, the members voted to expand and include all languages of the Turks. The objective of the Association is to advance and improve the teaching of the languages of the Turks; to promote study, criticism, and research in the field of the languages and literatures of the Turks; and to further the common interests of teachers of these subjects. According to the Association's Constitution, AATT is managed by a five-member Executive Board elected by the membership. The Association's activities has included the publication of a Bulletin with research articles, news of field development, reports of meetings and conferences, book reviews and communications from members.
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Microsoft : il était douze petits navigateurs…
Pour accéder à Internet, certains cliquent sur un petit renard enroulé autour de la planète Terre. C’est l’icône de Mozilla Firefox, un logiciel de navigation. D’autres -- les possesseurs de Mac ou d’iPhone, surtout -- sont habitués à la petite boussole grise et bleue qui représente Safari, le navigateur d’Apple. Mais la majorité des internautes européens clique sur un petit «e» bleu. E comme Internet Explorer, le logiciel de Microsoft. Depuis quinze ans, Internet Explorer est installé par défaut sur tous les ordinateurs Windows du commerce. Aujourd'hui, le grand jour est enfin arrivé. Comme promis , le nombre de navigateurs proposés est fixé à douze. Les navigateurs seront-ils tous à égalité pour autant ? Il est difficile d'évaluer dès aujourd'hui l'impact qu'aura le ballot screen sur les 190 millions d'utilisateurs européens d'Internet Explorer. Paru dans Libération du 24 février 2010 (version longue) Sur le même sujet : - Bruxelles à Microsoft : Ouvrez le ballot !
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Web Application Form Design
"Input elements should be organized in logical groups so that your brain can process the form layout in chunks of related fields." –HTML: the Definitive Guide Quite rare is the Web application that doesn’t make extensive use of forms for data input and configuration. Form Layouts When the time to complete a form needs to be minimized and the data being collected is mostly familiar to users (for instance, entering a name, address, and payment information in a check-out flow), a vertical alignment of labels and input fields is likely to work best. In this layout, it’s advisable to use bold fonts for input field labels. When the data being collected by a form is unfamiliar or does not fall into easy to process groups (such as the various parts of an address), left-justifying input field labels makes scanning the information required by the form easier. An alternative layout, right aligns the input field labels so the association between input field and label is clear. Using Visual Elements
Diderot a-t-il inventé le Web ?
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Bookmarklets Bookmarklets are free tools to help with repetitive or otherwise impossible tasks in your web browser. To use a bookmarklet from this site on another web page: Bookmarklet categories: Search Bookmarklets.Search Engine Optimization Bookmarklets: search for backlinks, analyze search engine positions.Log Analysis Bookmarklets: analyze referer logs efficiently.Flash Bookmarklets: pause, rewind, and fast-forward Flash cartoons.Tipping Bookmarklet: send money to an e-mail address in a page.Color Bookmarklets: change all colors on a page at once.Keyword Bookmarklets for Scripters: type "jb document.body" to make document.body blink, etc.Site-specific Bookmarklets: fix annoyances on some sites I read.Bugzilla Bookmarklets: for people involved in the Mozilla project or other projects that track bugs using Bugzillas.Testing browsers: test features or stress limits of browsers. Other pages:
Johnny Holland - It’s all about interaction » Blog Archive » User Stories: a strategic design tool
Collaborative design methods play a key role in aligning team members towards a shared and strategic project vision. In this article we describe how user stories stimulate and facilitate discussion and decision making with clients in the development of a User Experience Strategy. In our context (the development of online projects) the User Experience Strategy becomes an ‘in principle agreement’ on the shape of the project (what), its purpose (why), and provides potential implementation strategies (how). It takes into account all perspectives (e.g business, technical, marketing, brand) but privileges the intended user experience. A collaborative approach enables clients to actively participate in the process, increasing the likelihood of achieving a collective vision for the project. This article focuses on the first step in the journey towards collaboratively developing a User Experience Strategy and is concerned specifically with how user stories are generated, themed and prioritized.
10 Futures Tendances Web : L’économie de l’attention : D.VDA, Jo
Les 10 futures tendances Web, Scène 5 Suite de ma traduction libre (et décalée) de l’article « 10 Future Web Trends » paru début septembre dernier sur Read/WriteWeb. L’économie de l’attention est un marché, où les consommateurs acceptent de recevoir des services en échange de leur attention. Cette notion, déjà fortement ancrée dans l’économie du Web, essentiellement basée sur la gratuité de services cherchant littéralement à capturer l’attention, sous la forme d’utilisateurs, abonnés, de profils qualifiés, de trafic, est promise a un développement important dans la prochaine décennie selon les experts. Dans un article (1) paru en avril 2007 sur InternetActu – qui fait d’ailleurs un lien croisé avec ReadWriteWeb – traitant de la production des biens numériques, et notamment des biens culturels numériques, Daniel Kaplan pose une définition et évoque au passage le fonctionnement de cette économie appliqué à la musique digitale.
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