Java/JavaScript Web Design: 300 Practical Questions

Author: Hanwen Studio
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book comes with a case CD containing special effects and web effect source code for various problems. By combining the techniques in the book, you can easily create your own web effects, providing great convenience for web design enthusiasts and designers. The book includes 300 web effect problems and solutions presented in a case-based format. Although the effects in the book are primarily written in JavaScript and JavaApplet, using these effects does not require a Java programming background. The creation of web effects primarily involves the combination of three programming languages: JavaScript, HTML, and Java (especially in the JavaApplet section). HTML is the foundation of web editing, allowing the creation of various elements in a webpage, such as text, graphics, lists, tables, interactive interfaces, and more. JavaScript is a powerful language that can control HTML pages and respond to certain events within the page, such as validating data and performing searches when users submit information. JavaScript can also embed the JavaApplet section into HTML, perfectly integrating it with HTML to make the webpage a sound, graphics, and animation-integrated web page.