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Yahoo UI components

Sholom Sandalow, Wednesday, July 19, 2006 @ 5:48 pm

As part of an effort to ride the Web 2.0 wave, the folks at Yahoo have created a library of rich User Interface components using javascript, and has made them available free of charge here.
The components are built to incorporate techniques such as DOM scripting, DHTML AJAX, and RSS.
The library consists of 2 sets of 'widgets' if you will; Utilities, which are used to simplify development, and Controls, which are visual objects that enhance interactivity. They have also built a set of CSS style sheets that define cross browser compatible layout and font techniques.

Some of the components look promising, and I look forward to using them in upcoming projects.

Topics: Web 2.0

user experience design

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