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Summary

WAM085 - Enhancing the User Interface
Important Information

• Only weblet field visualizations that are likely to change very infrequently, should be defined in the Repository
• Field types Date, DateTime, Time and String will be given weblet visualizations by default.
• The Design view provides a powerful graphical editor, that enables the developer to rapidly refine the page design and layout.
• You will always require some knowledge of HTML and style sheets (CSS) to be able to work with web page design.
• Excellent tutorials for all web languages are available at www.w3schools.com
• If your application is aimed at the consumer, you will probably keep the page design much simpler than this example, possibly spread over two or three pages.

Tips & Techniques

• This exercise has demonstrated some aspects of some of the weblets available. The Web Application Modules guide provides more detailed information for all of the weblets.
• You should be aware that fields supported by weblets should always be defined with a suitable default value. The weblet only returns a value when the user selects a value. e.g. only when the user checks or un-checks a check box, does the weblet return a value.

What You Should Know

• How to make use of the available weblets to enhance the user interface.

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