Website Styles

What do you mean by clean, pretty, easy, fun?

                       

Overview

• JavaScript Frameworks
  • Header
• More on front-end software development

Here are examples of what some websites can do to achieve a look that is clean, easy, fun, etc.

JavaScript Frameworks

In 2020, JavaScript frameworks based on WebAssembly are the new darlings for their speed with small footprint (Lines of Code) This article is by Eric Simons, who built “RealWord” apps at https://github.com/gothinkster/realworld in React and several technologies. [https://gitter.im/realworld-dev/main]

The RealWord example written using AppRun seems to best fit the criteria of fast speed and small size (lines of code). apprun.js.org means AppRun is a MIT-licensed free JavaScript framework, so npm.

Header

This form from the Uber Engineering site is a great example.

1. At the top of each page, a email collection form appears because that’s the most important interaction.
2. After the form is filled out, a message appears in place of the form (instead of another location).

3. The form disapears if entry is successful.

   PROTIP: We only ask for the email to reduce reluctance. Additional information (such as name, etc.) is obtained when the visitor confirms the email.
   
   

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More on front-end software development

This is one of several topics:

1. UI Design Systems
2. Text Editors
3. Markdown text for GitHub from HTML

4. 508 Accessibility

5. gRPC (g___ Remote Procedure Call)

6. HTTP/2 Transition Project Plan

7. Front-end UI creation options
8. Docusaurus static website generator
9. Static websites
10. JAM Stack Website Project Plan
11. Jekyll Site Development

12. Gatsby app generator

13. Website styles
14. Website Styling

15. VueJs front-end framework

16. Protractor to automate testing of Angular and other web pages

17. Email from website
18. Search within Hyde format Jekyll websites

19. Windows Tile Pin Picture to Website Feed

20. Data Visualization using Tableau

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