Programming Your Way into Designers Hearts 20100924
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The document discusses the importance of programming with designers in mind. It notes that 66% of software fails due to usability or design issues. The author advocates understanding designers' perspectives and using best practices like semantic markup, CSS classes and files, and avoiding inline styles. This will help programmers create interfaces that are visually appealing and usable. The document promotes DotNetNuke Connections, an upcoming conference focused on DotNetNuke development, design, and networking.
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This is our monthly DNN Awareness meeting where we converse about our goals over the past month and set expectations for the next month to help raise awareness of DNN across all ecosystems.
Want to join us and help?
https://www.dnnsoftware.com/community/participate/advisory-groups/awareness-advisory-group
DNN Awareness Meeting March 2019
This is our monthly DNN Awareness meeting where we converse about our goals over the past month and set expectations for the next month to help raise awareness of DNN across all ecosystems.
Want to join us and help?
https://www.dnnsoftware.com/community/participate/advisory-groups/awareness-advisory-group
DNN Awareness Meeting February 2019
This is our monthly DNN Awareness meeting where we converse about our goals over the past month and set expectations for the next month to help raise awareness of DNN across all ecosystems.
Want to join us and help?
https://www.dnnsoftware.com/community/participate/advisory-groups/awareness-advisory-group
DNN Awareness Meeting January 2019
This is our monthly DNN Awareness meeting where we converse about our goals over the past month and set expectations for the next month to help raise awareness of DNN across all ecosystems.
Want to join us and help?
https://www.dnnsoftware.com/community/participate/advisory-groups/awareness-advisory-group
DNN Awareness Meeting December 2018
This is our monthly DNN Awareness meeting where we converse about our goals over the past month and set expectations for the next month to help raise awareness of DNN across all ecosystems.
Want to join us and help?
https://www.dnnsoftware.com/community/participate/advisory-groups/awareness-advisory-group
DNN Upgrades Made Simple (DNN Summit 2019)
If you've ever even read about upgrading DNN, you know that any number of things can go wrong. There's no shortage of horror stories, for sure. Did you know that nearly 100% of those horror stories were avoidable, though? After maintaining DNN websites for over 15 years, you'll learn the approaches I take to upgrading DNN websites. Following this session, you'll learn the processes, tips, tricks, and methods that help me upgrade client websites flawlessly.
DNN Awareness EAG Meeting September 2018
The DNN Ecosystem Advisory Group met to discuss progress on goals to promote DNN awareness and adoption. Updates were provided on initiatives championed by various members, including the community dashboard, social media activity, blogs, videos, extensions, curriculum, and themes. Near term monthly goals were set for new content in these areas. Long term goals through 2018 aim to increase the volume of blogs, videos, extensions, training courses, and community engagement. The group also discussed ongoing technical issues and opportunities for the DNN platform.
DNN Awareness EAG Meeting August 2018
This is our monthly DNN Awareness meeting where we converse about our goals over the past month and set expectations for the next month to help raise awareness of DNN across all ecosystems.
June 2018 DNN Awareness Group Meeting
This is the slide deck from our June 2018 meeting for the DNN Ecosystem Advisory Group that focuses on generating more awareness of DNN.
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Programming Your Way into Designers Hearts 20100924
- 1. Programming Your Way Into Designers Hearts Will Strohl, DotNetNuke Corporation
- 3. Introduction
- 4. Tweet! Tweet! #DoDNN @WillStrohl
- 5. Suggested Tweet: I’m so glad @WillStrohl is not a slacker like @christoc! #DoDNN
- 6. Program for Designers Why do we need to worry about a silly thing like this?
- 13. 66% of Software Fails
- 17. How it looks is JUST as important as where it is!
- 18. Concepts in DotNetNuke Development How can WE do this?
- 19. Concepts
- 23. Summary Avoid Tables Specify CSS Classes Specify ID Attributes Use Semantic Mark-Up Include a Module.css file Don’t Use In-Line or Embedded Styles Don’t Use Settings for CSS
- 24. DotNetNuke Connections Nov 1-4 in Las Vegas Access to DevConnections Special Offers Training It’s in Las Vegas!!! http://bit.ly/DNNConn
- 25. THANK YOU! Will Strohl will.strohl@gmail.com www.WillStrohl.com
Editor's Notes
- Talk about the numerous modules that people have to choose from, and this is one of the primary ways to stand out in the “crowd” and expose their products to world-class customers.Do you want your customer to be several people who aren’t using your module to its fullest potential, or do you want your module to cater to a premium-level customer base.
- When design doesn’t get enough attention, software like these social networks tend to fade into obscurity.
- Great examples in the social network space of design done right.
- Never really paid any attention to design until Silverlight and the Expression Suite.
- Least number of employees and lowest market share, but stock is worth more than Microsoft.
- Originally funded with $100,000, and it’s now is a multi-billion dollar company
- Talk about how typically design and function do not work together. Instead, we need balance.Source: Techcrunch
- Design and function need to work together to form a strategy
- If you have resources, your development workflow should look like this… With design being the first step.
- If you do not have the resources to partner with or hire a designer, then you are the designer!
- Image found at: http://www.wcrae.com/wp/?p=335
- The concepts are quite basic and simple to employ.
- Talk about how the developer MUST understand what designers need from a module once a module is “in the wild”.
- We as developers MUST try to think as designers. We need to understand what they need in order to get their job done right.