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Re:Designing Web Interfaces: Standard Screen Patterns by rbanffy on Wednesday January 21, 2009 @10:59AM (#443357)
Well... I am not sure about Balsamiq, but I am inclined to do so for Django, if there isn't one already.
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Re:Designing Web Interfaces: Standard Screen Patterns by ph0rque on Wednesday January 21, 2009 @11:18AM (#443379)
I think we're talking about different levels of templates here... balsamiq is just a mockup tool, not a web app framework.
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Re:Designing Web Interfaces: Standard Screen Patterns by rbanffy on Wednesday January 21, 2009 @12:33PM (#443499)
I know, but several of them seem to be quite modular and easy to generalize in useful ways.
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Re:Designing Web Interfaces: Standard Screen Patterns by bmelton on Wednesday January 21, 2009 @12:51PM (#443524)
As a recent Django convert, I think that'd be insanely useful. Shoot me a line if you'd like some assistance (barry.meltonATgmail)

Having played around with a few of the pluggables recently, are their standards for block areas? E.g., in some of the pluggables I've used, they use "TITLE" for the HTML page title element, while some have used "PAGETITLE" and another used "HEADTITLE".

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