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Better Web Forms On Mobile

Do you like to fill in Web forms on your mobile device? How often have you found yourself jumping from your phone to a tablet or a laptop to just get through that lengthy checkout process? Especially on our little mobile companions, we still haven’t found a way to make interacting with Web forms at least as bearable as on large resolution views.



TypeForm might have found a solution. The designers of the service have decided to reinvent the Web form by making the user focus on one simple step of the form at a time. The service allows you to build, design and use forms for your projects. The forms make full use of available screen width, use beautiful typography, include a progress indicator and work nicely with touch and keyboard. The tool is currently in beta, but it’s definitely worth bookmarking. Now, that’s a great option for public polls, surveys or good ol’ Web forms!

Hacker Rank :: Real World Programming Problems and Competitions

Hacker Rank :: Real World Programming Problems and Competitions

HackerRank is a new platform that demands a bit more of their users than the ability to post photos and status updates. At HackerRank, coders can build quick hacks, code game bots and collaborate to solve real-world challenges. The site was co-founded by Vivek Ravisankar, a competitive spirit who says he was addicted to sites such as ACM back at school. He and his team believe that coders are most interested in solving real-world problems, and therefore aim to have users work out challenges that companies currently deal with, in areas such as machine learning, artificial intelligence and distributed systems.



 The degree of difficulty of the existing 10 levels is determined by the number of users who solve a problem. In order to ensure a learning effect, solutions are eventually posted online. The site wants to focus on attracting well-versed coders, not beginners. However, to log in you don’t need to be a scripting genius, but you need to manage to figure out a logic puzzle. Good luck! (ea)

Basic Ready-to-Use CSS Styles

Basic Ready-to-Use CSS Styles

Is Apple screwing up location-based advertising opportunities?

Eh sì:

" [...] The biggest impact that will be felt from Apple's new maps is the impact on localized search. [...] The problems will prove to be even more impactful when it will come to marketers create location-based campaigns — a trend that has been rapidly growing. Everything nowadays is about location, therefore, if there is a glitch of some sort – it will be a problem for both marketers and consumers.[...] "

http://www.mobilemarketer.com/cms/news/advertising/13899.html