Authors:
Jonathan Arnowitz, Elizabeth Dykstra-Erickson
I enjoyed reading Daniel F. Zucker's article "What Does Ajax mean for You?" ("Nuts and Bolts," September-October 2007). I thought it gave a nice introduction to the AJAX topic from a designer's perspective. As a person with an interest in design as well as in technologies, I want to emphasize that understanding AJAX is important for most interaction designers. AJAX provides us interaction capabilities similar to local applications. The development of micro-formats and other data structures also assists with designing and developing data-savvy applications, such as enterprise applications, and designing great experiences. I would like to refer some additional…
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