UI Best Practices Playbook for ASP.NET MVC
by Dino Esposito
User interface is not just important; it's the only thing that matters for end users. A specific, tailor-made user interface is sometimes necessary. More often though, you just need to pay more attention to how to code common tasks in web views.
What you'll learn
Gone are the days when, as a developer, you could just display a type-insensitive editable data grid to have users create or update content. In this course, UI Best Practices Playbook for ASP.NET MVC, you'll learn twelve golden practices to reinvent the way you collect and present data in ASP.NET MVC web pages. First, you'll learn the different way that users expect to accomplish common tasks such as changing a password, selecting from a list, and entering a date. Next, you'll learn to spot some basic and common problems in a user's experience that developers deliver in web views. Finally, you'll learn to avoid common pitfalls that bring about complaints. By the end of this course, you'll be prepared to employ these golden practices when building your web pages.
About the author
After 20+ books (mostly with Microsoft Press) that educated two generations of .NET and web developers, 1000+ articles, hundreds of conference talks and 10000+ hours of training, Dino returned to pure and pragmatic software development and architecture. As the CTO of Crionet, Dino is the brains behind the software platforms that support 24x7, end-to-end operations in the circuits of professional tennis and padel tournaments and move data from on-court tablets up to betting web sites.
Dino is al... moreso the software development advisor of KBMS Data Force, a data-oriented company active in healthcare with a portfolio of solutions for patient journey and monitoring and digital therapy installed, among other places, within the Gemelli Vatican's hospital. Currently, he's working on conversational AI wrapping up LLM into the sandbox of client web and mobile applications.
His latest book is "Clean Architecture in .NET", due out in late 2023 from Microsoft Press. Dino loves traveling especially for speaking about software and AI.
Recently his innate and insane passion for writing has gone beyond the limits of the technical field to flow into fiction. Piecemal, Dino is writing "Human History of Artificial Intelligence" sewing together dreams, facts and men which led mankind to to have logic, computers, software, applications and now intelligent applications and new problems. For this manuscript, though, he still looking for a serious publisher.