Tag: UX

Web jQuery
Dynamic Options in the Kendo UI jQuery Grid

Learn three key concepts to consider when creating a Kendo UI jQuery Grid with dynamic options: user defined configuration options with custom UI, user specific permissions and dynamic adaptive rendering.

by Alex Hajigeorgieva
July 24, 2018 6 min read Share
Mobile
If Smartphone Growth is Flat, Who’s Going to Use My App?

Smartphone growth is flat. That’s the bad news. But for developers, there’s a lot of silver linings in that cloud. Read more about mobile trends from a developer's perspective and learn why they matter.

by Jeff Hadfield
July 05, 2018 3 min read Share
Release
Better UX and Performance in Q3 2015 courtesy of IE7 support, or the lack thereof

Check out this blog post to learn what are the UX and performance optimizations the Q3 2015 release of Telerik UI for ASP.NET AJAX will bring to you.

by Rumen Jekov
April 20, 2015 3 min read Share
Web ASP.NET AJAX
Touch up your app with Telerik’s MetroTouch skin for ASP.NET AJAX

Have you ever experienced difficulties with hitting a button on a touch screen because of the button’s small size? Haven’t you wished texts were larger so you don’t need to zoom-in to read? No more troubles - our new MetroTouch skin for Telerik’s ASP.NET AJAX controls is coming on board with Q2 2012, expected in about a week!

by Vasil Yordanov
May 31, 2012 3 min read Share
Mobile
How to design a Windows 8 Metro style app starting from an existing Windows Phone app – Part 2

Welcome to the second blog where we talk about the main similarities and differences between the design guidelines of the Windows 8 and the Windows Phone platforms and what this means to designers and developers. In the first blog post we covered: Design process Layout and navigation In this part we will take a deeper look at: Commands and actions Touch Orientation and views Notifications and live tiles Telerik upcoming Windows 8 suite You can download the full series as: high resolution pdf (~7 MB), or low resolution pdf (~2 MB).

by Nina Zayakova
May 22, 2012 8 min read Share