Users will remember your interface

Forms do not have to be boring, although if we are collecting personal information that will lead to an exchange of money, the form had better be straightforward and intuitive, among other things. What ways do we have to control how the form looks?  Can we chance changing the color of the textboxes?  Would this be good or bad? Why?

Let's say the graphical user interface (GUI) of an application has a Label control with the name outputLabel. Create a statement that erases any text that the control could be showing at the time.

Look at the book you are reading right now. Is it an object or a class? If it is a class, name some objects. If it is an object, name its class.

Use ruby on rails and on command line. Add the following parts to your student management system. Prefix: prefix, has many courses. Course: Belongs to a prefix, number, name, has many sections. Semester: semester ("Spring", "Summer", "Fall", …), year, has many sections. Section: CRN, belongs to a course, belongs to a semester. Clean up the browser display for the following. Foreign keys are not displayed, but reasonable text is. There is a drop-downs for prefixes when creating courses, and drop-downs for course and semester when creating a section. A course displays all the sections. A semester displays all the sections. Something reasonable is displayed if a null is detected.

How are handler interfaces being designed to be more energy-efficient, especially in battery-operated devices?

Let's say the graphical user interface (GUI) of an application has a Label control with the name outputLabel. Create a statement that erases any text that the control could be showing at the time.