dnn 6 ui/ux patterns
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DotNetNuke 6 UI/UX PatternsBrian Dukes
Chief Software Architect
Engage Software
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About Me
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About Me
Chief Software Architect at Engage Software
DotNetNuke Developer since 2005
Microsoft Certified Professional Developer
Professional DNN 6 Form Pattern Implementer
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Agenda
What’s new?
What’s changed?
How’s it done?
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What’s New?
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What’s New?
Semantic Markup
CSS Classes
Tabs
Panels
Buttons
Tooltips
Dialogs
Messages and Validation
Icons
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What’s New?
To the Web!(Demo Time)
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What’s Changed?
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What’s Changed?
CSS classes and form markup• Default.css provides default styles for you to take advantage of
JavaScript goodies• Common plugins• jQuery UI• Expectation that you can wire up some JavaScript if you need
to
Expect better markup from core modules
Expect to butt heads with default.css, that’s okay• Textbox widths
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How’s it done?
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How’s it done?
To the Web!(Demo Time)
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Questions
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“Engage!”
Oh yes we did. Free t-shirts at our booth.