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6.4500 Design for the Web: Languages and User Interfaces
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Prereq: None. Coreq: 6.1010
Units: 2-2-8
Lecture: MWF2.30-4 (66-168) Lab: R3.30-5 (35-308) or F3-4.30 (35-308)
Instruction in the principles and technologies for designing usable user interfaces for Web applications. Focuses on the key principles and methods of user interface design, including learnability, efficiency, safety, prototyping, and user testing. Provides instruction in the core web languages of HTML, CSS, and Javascript, their different roles, and the rationales for the widely varying designs. These languages are used to create usable web interfaces and applications. Covers fundamentals of graphic design theory, as design and usability go hand in hand.
D. Karger
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