With the full title Introduction to Neuroeconomics: how the brain makes decisions, this course available on the Coursera platform is at the convergence of economics, psychology, and neuroscience. It is presented by Vasily Klucharev from the Higher School of Economics of Moscow (Russia).
The world of web technologies is shifting, always renewn, and at the same times always grappling with the same issues, whether it is about development, setting up processes or translating content. That space is dedicated to experience sharing.
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Saturday, August 30, 2014
Data journalism (MOOC)
Available on the Canvas platform, this course is titled Doing journalism with data: first steps, skills and tools and is part of the European Journalism Center initiative. It is aimed at providing concepts, techniques and skills to effectively work with data and produce compelling data stories.
Sunday, August 17, 2014
Faster YouTube Embeds with JavaScript
We want our visitors to get our content as fast as possible, which means as light as we can, and with the minimum number of requests.
But we want to keep them on our pages, and be entertained. This is where embedding videos enters the scene.
Videos illustrate our textual content, bring life to it, and are often served by a third party. What more to ask? Well, there’s a hidden price tag: they are slow and heavy to download, even when the visitor is not watching them.
One simple video on a page called through an innocuous iframe can add up to 6 HTTP requests and as much as 450kb of content. The solution I’m proposing can reduce those numbers to 1 request and about 50kb per video, along with a few bytes of JavaScript.
If you want to know more, I invite you to read the full article on Sitepoint.
Videos illustrate our textual content, bring life to it, and are often served by a third party. What more to ask? Well, there’s a hidden price tag: they are slow and heavy to download, even when the visitor is not watching them.
One simple video on a page called through an innocuous iframe can add up to 6 HTTP requests and as much as 450kb of content. The solution I’m proposing can reduce those numbers to 1 request and about 50kb per video, along with a few bytes of JavaScript.
If you want to know more, I invite you to read the full article on Sitepoint.
Photo credit: Mirror of Ashes
Accélérez vos pages contenant des vidéos YouTube (full article in French)
Acelere sus páginas con vídeos de YouTube (full article in Spanish)
Acelere suas páginas com vídeos YouTube (full article in Portuguese)
Tags:
javascript,
jQuery,
UX,
YouTube
Sunday, July 6, 2014
Online Marketing Strategies - Community Manager (MOOC)
Titled Online Marketing Strategies. Community Manager, this course is offered in Spanish. It is structured in four modules dedicated to the community managers: online strategies, blogs and microblogs, social networks and community manager, and online advertising.
Saturday, June 21, 2014
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines WCAG 2.0 (MOOC)
Offered in Portuguese by the Polytechnic Institute of Leiria, Portugal, via its Up2U platform, this course entitled Knowing the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines WCAG 2.0 presents the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines in context. Its authors are Manuela Francisco, instructional designer at the Polytechnic Institute, and Norberto Sousa, accessibility and websites validation consultant.
Sunday, March 30, 2014
Semantic Web Technologies (MOOC)
This course presents the fundamentals of Semantic Web technologies, i.e. how to represent knowledge and how to access and benefit from semantic data on the Web. It is lectured in English by Dr. Harald Sack, a senior researcher at the Hasso Plattner Institute of Potsdam, and is available on the openHPI platform.
Sunday, February 9, 2014
Web User Experience (MOOC)
This Web User Experience course is a MOOC offered by the open2study.com website. It is lectured by Amir Ansari, and is part of the Internet Communications Bachelor of Arts.
Sunday, January 5, 2014
Responsive Web Design: some paths to follow
Responsive web design is an area with constant novelties and avenues for reflection, often accompanied by concrete examples of code to demonstrate their relevance. Today, we will focus on the problem of tabs, on readability and the length of lines, on the different uses of the devices and their screen size, before glimpsing on what the future has for us.
Tags:
ergonomics,
RWD
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