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HTML5 Basics and GUI Fundamentals Lab

Learn the basics of HTML5, GUI principles, and interactive design for web and app development. Explore code walkthroughs and practical exercises to enhance your skills in interface creation.

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HTML5 Basics and GUI Fundamentals Lab

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  1. Lab 1: Introduction User Interface Lab: GUI Lab Aug. 28th, 2013

  2. Lab Instructor • Erik Harpstead • eharpste@cs.cmu.edu • NSH 2507 (until ~mid Sept) 4617 • Office Hours • Tuesday 3-4pm • Thursday 11-12pm

  3. Lab Coordinator • AnindDey • anind@cs.cmu.edu • Office Hours • By appointment

  4. Lab 1 • Introduction • Basic lab info • HTML5 overview • “Hello world” walkthrough

  5. Introduction • Introduce yourself! • Name, year, major • What do you hope to learn from the lab?

  6. Our platform: HTML5 • HTML5 defines interactive content on the modern web • Also used as the basis for other graphical user interface systems • Windows 8.1 apps • Ubuntu Web Apps

  7. Why HTML5? • Ubiquitous • Open Source • Common platform • Highly expressive

  8. Why not HTML5? • Designed by Evolution • Relatively new standard • “Common” platform • JavaScript

  9. HTML5 framework • HTML • Creating interface objects and layout • JavaScript • Creating interactive behavior associated with objects on the interface • CSS • Defining visual style

  10. MXML: <s:Button id=“myButton” x = “132” y = “91” width = “162” height = “66” label=“Click Me!” click=“doSomething()“ /> actionScript: private function doSomething():void{ if(myButton.getStyle("color") == 0x00000) myButton.setStyle("color", 0xff0000); }

  11. MXML: <s:Button id=“myButton” x = “132” y = “91” width = “162” height = “66” label=“Click Me!” click=“doSomething()“ /> actionScript: private function doSomething():void{ if(myButton.getStyle("color") == 0x00000) myButton.setStyle("color", 0xff0000); }

  12. MXML: <s:Button id=“myButton” x = “132” y = “91” width = “162” height = “66” label=“Click Me!” click=“doSomething()“ /> actionScript: private function doSomething():void{ if(myButton.getStyle("color") == 0x00000) myButton.setStyle("color", 0xff0000); }

  13. Let’s write “Hello World”

  14. Next week • Come to class with your laptop with Netbeans 8.0 (or some other IDE) installed • Netbeans 8.0: https://netbeans.org/downloads/index.html • Your “Hello World” program • We will start from modifying the code you have. • Project 1 will be announced

  15. Resources • ActionScript referenceshttp://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/index.html • Tour de Flexhttp://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/tourdeflex.html • Course Websitehttp://www.krivers.net/pui-gui-13/

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