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python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	BigQueryからPostgreSQLにAvroファイル経由でテーブルをコピーする	https://qiita.com/kanedaq/items/9ad3907219d0a0b119cf	bigquery	2022-12-28 20:54:27
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【python】勉強メモ　速習Flask⑥	https://qiita.com/qiitataro/items/61259e32b86d98a36f27	flask	2022-12-28 20:48:06
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	paizaラーニング「二次元配列の出力 Python3編」	https://qiita.com/colcmia/items/2c02d128d09c08a8246d	paiza	2022-12-28 20:33:12
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	⑤Vue.js & Laravel8 & Docker（Update...データベースを更新）	https://qiita.com/hilcrhymer78787/items/3b76753bc09788bed9fc	amplaravelampdockerupdate	2022-12-28 20:58:34
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	DockerでVue.jsの環境構築	https://qiita.com/buuibuui/items/f72e2751694d4861b2eb	docker	2022-12-28 20:43:23
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	④Vue.js & Laravel8 & Docker（Read...データベースからデータを1件のみ取得）	https://qiita.com/hilcrhymer78787/items/ecadcc4cd381ecaee361	jsamplaravelampdockerread	2022-12-28 20:29:37
海外TECH	DEV Community	In defence of "semantic CSS" and the separation of concerns.	https://dev.to/bezpowell/in-defence-of-semantic-css-and-the-separation-of-concerns-43kp	In defence of quot semantic CSS quot and the separation of concerns We are currently in the process of redesigning our website at work One of the many conversations that came up was what frontend framework to use Tailwind inevitably was one of those suggested and I had to marshal my thoughts on why I thought it was a very poor choice while still remaining civil Others such as Jared White and Aleksandr Hovhannisyan have written eloquently on many of the shortcomings of utility class CSS frameworks but I would like to focus on a single aspect of the argument in favour of and against them the separation of concerns between HTML and CSS This then is partially an article about why I think utility class CSS frameworks are a poor choice but it s primarily an article about how I feel we may have misrepresented the separation of concerns Any opinions of course are my own What is a utility class framework First of all what is a utility class framework In his blog post introducing tailwind css Adam Wathan Tailwind s creator gives a good overview of the differences between semantic CSS and utility class frameworks I recommend you read this article if you have not already done so as it will give you a good idea for the arguments in favour of utility class frameworks I will only briefly touch on a few of the points Adam makes here In a nutshell semantic CSS is how you were taught to use CSS You have styles for generic elements that are then overridden for particular components Most importantly you should try wherever possible to avoid contaminating your HTML with any design information all class names should describe what an element is not what it looks like An example of a button element might be lt style gt button display inline block padding rem rem border radius rem background color rgb color rgb font weight font size rem line height text transform uppercase button hover button focus background color rgb button active background color rgb lt style gt lt button class button gt Button lt button gt A utility class framework in contrast operates on the principle of having classes perform a single function such as setting a certain amount of padding or converting an element into a flex container In order to build up the styling for an element you need to combine multiple classes together In this methodology of course HTML and design are very closely coupled most classes in a utility class framework are named more or less after what they do An example of the same button created with Tailwind is lt style gt inline block display inline block px padding left rem padding right rem py padding top rem padding bottom rem bg blue background color rgb text white color rgb font medium font weight text xs font size rem line height rem leading tight line height uppercase text transform uppercase rounded border radius rem hover bg blue hover background color rgb focus bg blue focus background color rgb active bg blue active background color rgb lt style gt lt button class inline block px py bg blue text white font medium text xs leading tight uppercase rounded hover bg blue focus bg blue active bg blue gt Button lt button gt For a single component like this utility class frameworks obviously produce a lot more code The idea is that by splitting classes up to only affect a single property CSS code duplication is massively reduced on large websites with lots of components sharing common declarations Adam makes many more arguments in favour of Tailwind in his blog post that are out of the scope of this piece to go into but the one that most interested me was his idea that I had separated my concerns but there was still a very obvious coupling between my CSS and my HTML Most of the time my CSS was like a mirror for my markup perfectly reflecting my HTML structure with nested CSS selectors My markup wasn t concerned with styling decisions but my CSS was very concerned with my markup structure Maybe my concerns weren t so separated after all The argument that Adam is making here is that especially on large and complex sites purely semantic CSS is bound to start to reflect the underlying HTML structure The example he gives is this one for an author bio card component lt style gt author bio background color white border px solid hsl border radius px box shadow px px rgba overflow hidden author bio gt img display block width height auto author bio gt div padding rem author bio gt h font size rem color rgba author bio gt p font size rem color rgba line height lt style gt lt div class author bio gt lt img src ocgEXjFqk alt gt lt div gt lt h gt Adam Wathan lt h gt lt p gt Adam is a rad dude who likes TDD Active Record and garlic bread with cheese He also hosts a decent podcast and has never had a really great haircut lt p gt lt div gt lt div gt If our CSS inevitably comes to reflect the HTML why not write it in a way which minimises duplication and only allows developers to pick from a pre set selection of values when writing their styles That in essence is the argument in favour of utility class frameworks The best practice of separating content and styling doesn t work in the real world and therefore any methodology should be considered on it s other strengths and weaknesses HTML CSSThe above argument and all other arguments I have seen in favour of utility class frameworks seems based upon an unspoken assumption that all violations of the separation of concerns between HTML and CSS are equally bad regardless of their direction On the face of it this seems like a reasonable argument we re supposed to keep content and styling separate so if doing things the correct way our styling inevitably comes to closely resemble our content why should we not do the opposite if it will give us potential benefits An examination of the differences between HTML and CSS however will reveal that the situation is a little more complicated than that HTML is a language for defining the content of a page CSS is a language for styling the content of a page We can visualise this difference The bootstrap button example On top with HTML and CSS In the middle with CSS only On the bottom with HTML only At the top of the above image we have the default bootstrap button example with both HTML and CSS loaded In the middle we have the same example without any HTML for the buttons On the bottom we again have the same example but this time without loading the CSS As you can see CSS without content to style renders absolutely nothing as an extension to HTML it is entirely reliant upon the content to work HTML without CSS on the other hand just looks a little…ugly and if you are a bot or screen reader even this limitation is effectively moot HTML and CSS are not of equal importance to a web page Without content a page is useless without styling it just looks a little dated to our current expectations and could be less user friendly If that is the case why should moulding one to fit the other be considered the same Surely modifying your CSS to fit your HTML is a lesser sin than the other way around Content is KingNow more so than ever viewing our website on a screen is only one way in which users may interact with our content Bots and assistive technologies have been around for almost as long as the web but reader views social media syndication IoT devices and having pages read aloud are becoming increasingly common ways in which people interact with the web All of these care very little if at all about the page s CSS The page content and the HTML that defines it is what is important and modifying it to suit styling may result in a sub optimal experience for all the users who aren t browsing the site on the same kind of device as the developer s who built it If we are again to look at the example from before we will see that the two violations of the separation of concerns are not equivalent Semantic CSS use of descendant selectors is a less serious offence than Tailwind s pollution of HTML with class names After all that s how selectors in CSS work they bind to HTML elements One argument in favour of Tailwind however is spot on no website exists in a perfect world If we were to take the importance of HTML over CSS to its logical conclusion we would not add any classes to our HTML at all This would result in bloated unmaintainable CSS that needs to be updated whenever the content structure changes the exact equivalent of the bloated unmaintainable HTML that needs to be updated whenever styling changes produced by utility class frameworks such as Tailwind We should always strive to make both our HTML and CSS as independent concise and maintainable as possible Just when one of them inevitably has to be moulded to fit the other we should try and change the styling first After all that s what it s designed to do add styling to your existing content The overlapping circles of a venn diagram that we might be used to viewing the relationship between HTML and CSS as are perhaps not the best way of visualising this relationship Something like a house might be better with the content as the ground floor and the styling as the first storey Where possible we try and fit the upper floors to the base but certain affordances must be made such as strengthening the walls to support further floors above Somewhere in between the hells of utility class frameworks and class less HTML there is a paradise where we have to make as few compromises as possible That paradise probably looks a little like component based CSS We make as few changes as possible to our HTML to give CSS room to hook into and we re use as much related CSS as we can After all it s in our and our users best interests to keep both as simple as possible Because we already have to write sub optimal code seems like a very poor justification for throwing out best practices altogether A final word on performanceOne of the advantages put forward in favour of tailwind is to do with performance Semantic CSS it is claimed can get rather bloated with duplicated style declarations shared between components In contrast to this a utility class framework with the proper frontend tooling can remove all unused declarations and result in much smaller file sizes as a small number of classes are reused over and over again The trade off of course is slightly increased HTML sizes and parsing time but overall the total size of content styling is smaller This can of course be true but once again assumes that HTML and CSS are equivalent when they are not CSS rarely changes and with a proper caching strategy can be downloaded once then used across multiple pages In contrast to this HTML is by its very nature unique to each page Tailwind claims that with the correct tooling and compression pages built with it rarely require more than kb of CSS even for very large sites Personally I have built plenty of sites using bootstrap not a particularly performance focused framework without extensive tooling that send less than kb of CSS to the user simply by importing only the components that I am using An approximately increase in size is obviously quite a lot but in the grand scheme of things kb is very little when that is cached across subsequent page loads This is not to condemn Tailwind and other utility class frameworks in any way Serving less than kb of CSS for even very large sites is an impressive achievement and something we should all be aiming for I just feel that that is less to do with the framework chosen and more to do with caring about performance in the first place Using tailwind without optimisations will result in huge CSS files just as will downloading the entirety of Bootstrap or Foundation neither will ever be as performant as hand written CSS by someone who knows what they re doing In conclusionWhat I hope to convey in this post is that content and styling are not of equal importance to a web page and we should not be basing our front end methodologies on that assumption Utility class frameworks such as Tailwind do bring many benefits in terms of developer productivity but those benefits must be weighed against the downsides of moving away from established best practices At the end of the day the purpose of a webpage is to communicate information to users Not every user will interact with our pages in the same way and we should build them in such a fashion that they support as many devices and means of interaction as possible Developer experience is of course important but we should not blindly pursue it at the cost of user experience For now at least I m going to stick with semantic CSS and separating my styling and content as much as possible You may do what you like but I hope that after reading this you may reconsider the importance of the separation of concerns and best practices if you have already decided that they are less important than development speed	2022-12-28 11:34:19
海外TECH	DEV Community	How to Write an Awesome Readme	https://dev.to/documatic/how-to-write-an-awesome-readme-cfl	How to Write an Awesome Readme IntroductionAfter the code the readme is the most important thing to add to your project Readme will be referred to as docs for small libraries and projects It will reflect the project For a beginner forgetting to add Readme files to the project is standard Even some developers add readme files that end up as bad because they give the least attention to it A good Readme will help other developers in understanding the project They can use it as the original source of information for the project A good readme must contain some of the points that we will discuss later So today I am going to guide you on writing awesome Readme files for your project In this article I will discuss the following points What is a Readme file Things to include in your readmeTools that you can use to write a Readme fileNow let s get started What is Readme A readme file is a text file that summarized the documentation of your project It is often included in the root directory of a project and it is typically written in plain text or Markdown format The purpose of it is to provide a quick overview of the project and help users understand what it does how to set it up and how to use it It includes information about the project The user of the project will first read this file to gain knowledge about your project It became the face of your project Adding valuable information to this file is necessary Depending on the readme file the user will interact with the project accordingly There are must include things that you need to add to your readme file Let s look into that Things to include in your Readme Title and sub titleYou need to add the title of the project at the top of the Readme Along with that you can add a subtitle that denotes the project in a sentence or two You should also add the logo of your project too if there is any Table of ContentI think this is a must include section for a large readme file This will help the user while navigating through different sections DescriptionIn this section you can elaborate more on the project features and ideas Add one to two paragraphs about the project so that the user understands the meaning of the project You can also talk about your motive for the project Working of the projectA Step by step guide for the user about different features and how to use them Add screenshots to better illustrate the work You can add diagrams to show the architecture of the project You can also add videos or gifs in this section You can mention the tech stack that you have used in the project This will help the user to have a better understanding of the project Installation GuideI step by step guide with screenshots and code to guide users in installing projects on their machines You can mention some pre installed tools that might require for local installation Provide all the commands and scripts for installing on the machine with screenshots and code Add a screenshot of the running project Contributing GuidelinesIf the project is open source you can talk about guidelines for contributing You can add any external files too In the contribution guidelines mention things to consider before creating a pull request Mention what kind of pull request you want LicenseMention the license of the project There are different licenses according to the customization that others can make to your project You can look at the GitHub license page for different licenses for your project One of the most used licenses for me is MIT It permits users for commercial use modification distribution and private use Limit the user for any liability and warranty Tools that you can useLet s look into some tools that might help you in writing and structuring the readme readme soOur simple editor allows you to quickly add and customize all the sections you need for your project s readmeIt is an editor that will help in writing better readme There are various sections such as Project titles badges authors contributing and others with templates that you can import into the editor The editor supports markdown which makes it easy to add your section to it You will not run out of sections to add to your readme as the editor has more than sections Also you create your own sections for the editor Terraform docsGenerate Terraform modules documentation in various formatsTerraform is an open source infrastructure to code software It follows strict guidelines for creating variable definitions providers and others It has a sub project called as terraform docs If you use terraform infrastructure then you can use the terraform docs for creating docs readme for your project You can export readme in various formats such as Markdown AscciDoc JSON and others It has support for CLI that makes it easy to automate documentation generation with GitHub Action ConclusionReadme files are quite important for any project As mentioned above this will be the face of your project and potential users will read it That s why creating a good readme should be a priority after writing code We have discussed a lot about writing a readme such as a readme introduction things to include in the readme and tools that you can use to create an awesome readme I hope the article has helped in understanding the value of a readme file Along with that How to write a better readme for your project Thanks for reading the article	2022-12-28 11:30:00
海外TECH	DEV Community	React Filters with map	https://dev.to/shubhamtiwari909/react-filters-with-filter-and-map-4i9o	React Filters with mapHello Everyone today i will discuss how you can create filter with different form elements like checkbox input select and slider I will provide the entire code through codesandbox and Explain the main points here Let s get started Main Points About the ComponentFirstly i created a form with elements input type of number a checkbox a select input and a slider range from with steps of Then i created states for these inputs and attached the event listener to all these inputs to change the state of the filters Input checkbox and select has an onChange event listener and slider has a onInput event listener to change the state on every slide For the data i have created an array of object with properties id for the key attribute in map function type for the color value either green or red number value which is the value used to display the number using map To apply the filters i have chained the filter method with map method so that it will apply all the filters together dummyData filter item gt item value gt value filter item gt item value gt higherValue filter item gt item value gt Number search filter item gt if colorChecker return item return item type colorChecker map item gt return lt div key item id className item type red text red text green gt lt p gt item value lt p gt lt div gt There is a reset filter button which will reset all the filters applied For the styling part you can check the CSS file its not a complex styling just a simple one THANK YOU FOR CHECKING THIS POSTYou can contact me on Instagram LinkedIn Email shubhmtiwri gmail com You can help me by some donation at the link below Thank you gt lt Also check these posts as well	2022-12-28 11:27:22
海外TECH	DEV Community	Open Source first Anniversary Star 1.2K! Review on the anniversary of LakeSoul, the unique open-source Lakehouse	https://dev.to/dmetasoul/open-source-first-anniversary-star-12k-review-on-the-anniversary-of-lakesoul-the-unique-open-source-lakehouse-10di	Open Source first Anniversary Star K Review on the anniversary of LakeSoul the unique open source LakehouseLakeSoul the only Chinese open source lakehouse framework has been open source for one year since the end of December During this year two versions and have been released successively and many surprising functions have attracted the attention of technology lovers worldwide which obtained K Stars LakeSoul s design concept is to create a simple high performance cloud native data lake supporting BI and AI application scenarios Version is built around the Spark engine to realize the relatively useful function of the Lakehouse Version focuses on ecosystem construction and underlying framework reconstruction to further enrich functions support more usage scenarios and get closer to actual usage requirements Our previous article briefly introduced LakeSoul s design concept “Lakehouse is the future of data Intelligence Then you must know about the only open source LakeSoul in China This article summarizes the open source project construction process over the past year and gives some recent Benchmark comparison results for your reference Key features of LakeSoul version Merge On Read MOR and copy on write COW write modes are supported MOR is implemented using Upsert semantics for writing more than read scenarios In contrast COW is implemented using Update semantics for scenarios such as read more than write Compaction allows high write throughput in MOR mode and allows efficient read time merges with multipath ordered merges allowing Compaction to optimize read performance In MOR mode a user defined MergeOperator is supported Users can customize the UDFs that combine multiple values of the same primary key when reading which can flexibly implement some common merge logic that is not simply overwritten such as summation fetching the latest non null value and so on For specific usage scenarios and methods see Case Sharing LakeSoul s unique MergeOperator functionIt supports multi stream concurrent updates and multiple streams can be written into different columns which only need to have the same primary key column The write operation does not need to do any additional configuration This function can quickly realize multi stream wide table splicing eliminating Join machine learning sample splicing etc For specific application scenarios please refer to our previous article Using LakeSoul to build real time machine learning sample libraryBesides reading and writing data it supports Delete of tables and partitions DropTable DropPartiton multilevel partitioning and primary key hash bucket splitting It supports API interfaces such as SparkSql DataFrame and Streaming Extend Spark logical and physical plans to realize semantics such as CDC lake entry and Merge Into A real time lake entry system based on Debezium Kafka Structed Streaming LakeSoul is introduced in CDC Interpretation of LakeSoul version construction routeIn version LakeSoul implemented basic lakehouse read and write capabilities with high write and throughput performance in MOR scenarios see Benchmark below and good read time merge performance In the architecture there was some unreasonable design of the metadata layer and IO layer and high coupling degree which restricted the further expansion of new functions by LakeSoul In the version we made a large reconstruction and added many practical function points The metadata layer of the Catalog is reconstructed and decoupled to become a single module that supports access to multiple engines We replaced Cassandra with PostgresSQL Postgres s powerful transaction capability enables complex concurrency control conflict detection and two phase commit conformance protocols At the same time through the well designed metadata table structure the primary key index can be used for the read and write operations of metadata to achieve high performance The minimum Postgres instance of core G on the cloud can reach thousands of QPS The efficient performance metadata layer implementation means that LakeSoul can support large scale LakeSoul file management and efficient concurrency control Support Flink stream and batch integrated engine expand upstream lake access capacity and focus on constructing multi source real time synchronization capability based on Flink CDC to meet enterprise class thousand meter real time lake access requirements LakeSoul Flink CDC supports synchronizing thousands of tables in the entire library It only needs to configure the library name of the online library to synchronize all tables in the library automatically LakeSoul realizes automatic new table awareness and automatic DDL change synchronization and is automatically compatible with old version data when reading making real time lake access more simple and fast The two phase commit protocol is implemented through metadata layer transactions and idempotent thus ensuring the semantics of Exactly Once in the lake Automatically mount Hive partitions on downstream lakes By configuring the LakeSoul partition field and the Hive external name every Compaction allows you to automatically mount a partition to the Hive partition with the same name In addition users can define Hive partition fields to synchronize partitions with different names Apache Kyuubi also supports direct access to LakeSoul lakehouse via Hive JDBC It will be connected and exported to more data warehouses to create a richer upstream and downstream ecology More complete ecological functions including snapshot read incremental read rollback and data clearing The incremental read can use the Streaming mode specify the start time stamp and Trigger periodically through the trigger to continuously read the incremental data after the last read including CDC data In snapshot read mode data entering the lake within the specified start timestamp is read The rollback will roll back to the latest version before the specified timestamp The data cleansing will clear all metadata and data content before the specified timestamp These functions apply to scenarios such as operation and maintenance troubleshooting version rollback and streaming pipeline From version to LakeSoul further opens up the upstream and downstream links thus providing richer scenarios including real time lake entry of the multi source online database stream and batch integrated ETL multi stream integration large width table construction eliminating Join real time machine learning feature stream construction etc greatly improving the performance and usability Benchmark resultAt the beginning of its design the goal of LakeSoul was to build a cloud native high throughput and efficient concurrency stream batch integrated lakehouse storage framework and elaborate concurrent write transaction mechanism and efficient MOR mechanism In some competitions and public data sets performance has been impressive CCF BDCI ーData Lake Batch Integrated Performance Challenge BenchmarkRecently in the Big Data and Intelligent Computing Competition BDCI jointly held by DMetaSoul and CCF China Computer Society “Data Lake Stream and Batch Integrated Performance Challenge batches of data need to be Upsert into the lakehouse table The first was million and the last ten were million When upserting it needs to sum some fields or filter null values based on the primary key Finally the total Write and Read time is counted Contestants can choose any data lake storage framework and use Spark as the computing engine The final evaluation results of several open source data lakehouse frameworks are as follows In contrast LakeSoul has obvious performance advantages in the case of multiple updates of large batches of data In MOR mode high write throughput capacity can be obtained and MOR read performance is near Review code reference CHBenchmark CDC enters the lake and queries Benchmark in real timeCHBenchmark is a public benchmark that combines TPC C and TPC H It uses query SQL statements to measure query time Use Flink CDC to synchronize the data of tables whose initial full data is w and the incremental data is over after minutes The Checkpoint interval is minutes Record the query time after full time and minutes respectively In contrast LakeSoul shows advantages in reading performance under the continuous update of small batch incremental data benefiting from an efficient metadata management mechanism and MOR high performance design But in terms of individual statements there is room for optimization mainly the time spent on IO Review code reference In response the LakeSoul community has started a new project NativeIO decoupling the IO layer to allow more computing frameworks to benefit from the Lakehouse The NativeIO layer implemented by Rust adopted the Parquet IO layer in the Arrow rs project and optimized the object storage in asynchronous parallel In our preliminary test the performance of accessing the object storage was more than doubled At the same time the NativeIO layer encapsulates IO Merge and other logic and provides C API up which can be called through Java Python and other languages and can easily provide unified LakeSoul lakehouse access capability for a variety of computing engines Generally speaking this year through community feedback and three party evaluation LakeSoul continuously pursues more efficient and reasonable design continuously expands upstream and downstream links gradually improves ecological system construction and builds a BI AI integrated lakehouse platform Finally here is our trial link Welcome to use LakeSoul and feedback to build a domestic lakehouse open source community ecology	2022-12-28 11:26:25
海外TECH	DEV Community	The importance of user experience in web design	https://dev.to/annabaker/the-importance-of-user-experience-in-web-design-97p	The importance of user experience in web designHello everyone It s been a while since I last posted but I m excited to be back with a new topic to share with you today As an online marketer I know firsthand the importance of user experience in web design In this post I ll be discussing why UX is so important and sharing some tips for creating a great experience for your users So without further ado let s dive in Why user experience User experience is important for a number of reasons First it can make or break a user s first impression of a website or app If a user arrives at a site and finds it difficult to use or navigate they re likely to leave and never come back Second a good user experience can keep users coming back If a site is easy to use and provides value users will be more likely to keep using it Finally a good user experience can lead to better search engine rankings Google and other search engines favor sites that provide a good user experience so it s essential for any site that wants to rank well Factors for a Positive User ExperienceThere are a number of factors that contribute to a good user experience First the site must be easy to use This means that users should be able to find what they re looking for quickly and easily Second the site should be visually appealing Users should enjoy looking at the site and find it pleasing to the eye Third the site should be responsive This means that it should load quickly and work well on all devices Finally the site should be accessible This means that users with disabilities should be able to use the site without difficulty Improving User ExperienceThere are a number of ways to improve user experience First conduct user testing to get feedback from real users about what they think of your site or app Second take advantage of web analytics tools to see how users are interacting with your site and where they re having difficulty Third make sure your site is designed for all devices and screen sizes Fourth optimize your website for speed and performance Fifth use clear and concise text that is easy to read Sixth make sure your website is accessible to all users including those with disabilities User experience is essential for any website or app that wants to be successful By taking into account the factors that contribute to good user experience and making sure your site meets those criteria you can ensure that your site or app will be successful The history of user experienceThe history of user experience is long and fascinating It s a history that includes the early days of the internet the rise of web design and the evolution of user experience design If you re interested in learning more about the history of user experience read on The Early Days of the InternetThe internet has been around for centuries but it wasn t until the late th century that it became widely available to the general public In the early days of the internet only a handful of people had access to it These early users were mostly scientists and researchers who used the internet for communication and data sharing As the internet became more accessible more people began to use it In the early s commercial businesses began to emerge on the internet These businesses were eager to take advantage of the new medium and reach a wider audience However they quickly realized that the internet was very different from other mediums such as print and television One of the biggest challenges businesses faced was that there was no standard way to design websites This made it difficult for users to navigate websites and find what they were looking for In response to this problem web design emerged as a new field in the early s Web designers began to experiment with different ways to design websites that would be easy to use and navigate They also started to focus on creating websites that were visually appealing As web design evolved so did user experience The Rise of Web DesignAs web design became more sophisticated so did user experience In the early days of web design usability was the primary concern designers focused on creating websites that were easy to use and navigate However they quickly realized that there was more to user experience than just usability They began to focus on creating websites that were not only easy to use but also engaging and visually appealing This shift in focus led to a new field of study known as user experience design UX User experience designers are responsible for creating websites that offer users a great experience They focus on factors such as usability visual design and content strategy User experience design has become increasingly important in recent years as businesses have realized that offering users a great experience is essential for success online In today s competitive online world user experience is more important than ever before The future of user experienceSo what does the future hold for user experience Here are some of the trends that are set to shape the field in the years to come Increased focus on mobileThe importance of mobile devices is only going to grow in the future More and more people are using them to access the internet and they are becoming increasingly powerful This means that businesses need to focus on delivering a good user experience on mobile devices if they want to stay ahead of the competition Virtual reality and augmented realityThe use of virtual reality VR and augmented reality AR is set to increase in the coming years These technologies have the potential to transform user experience making it more immersive and interactive For example AR could be used to provide interactive tutorials or product demonstrations VR could be used to give users a virtual tour of a website or product before they purchase it ChatbotsChatbots are artificial intelligence AI powered software that can mimic human conversation They are already being used by businesses to provide customer support and carry out sales tasks In the future chatbots could become even more sophisticated and be used for more complex tasks such as booking appointments or making recommendations PersonalizationPersonalization is another trend that is set to shape user experience in the future Thanks to advances in data collection and AI businesses will be able to offer highly personalized experiences to their customers This could include things like customized content recommendations and even ads Voice controlVoice control is another technology that is increasing in popularity More and more people are using voice assistants such as Amazon Alexa and Google Home and this trend is only set to continue In the future businesses will need to consider how they can make their websites and products accessible via voice control if they want to stay ahead of the competition Why is user experience important in web design User experience is important in web design because it allows users to have a positive experience when using a website A good user experience can make the difference between a user returning to a website and a user leaving a website User experience is important because it allows users to navigate a website easily and find the information they are looking for A good user experience can also encourage users to return to a website There are many factors that contribute to a good user experience such as the overall design of the website the usability of the website and the content of the website All of these factors need to be considered in order to create a positive user experience The overall design of the website should be easy to understand and use The layout should be simple and easy to follow The navigation should be easy to use and intuitive The content of the website should be relevant and useful The usability of the website is important because it determines how easy it is for users to use the website The website should be easy to navigate and use The buttons and links should be easy to find and use The website should be responsive and work well on all devices The content of the website is important because it determines what users will see when they visit the website The content should be relevant and useful It should also be engaging and interesting The importance of user experience in web design is paramount Creating a website that is both user friendly and aesthetically pleasing can be a challenge but it is worth the effort By keeping the user in mind throughout the design process you can create a website that everyone will love	2022-12-28 11:11:52
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