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Will It Fly? How to Know if Your New Business Idea Has Wings...Before You Take the Leap

Posted: Thursday, August 7th, 2008
Category: Web Development and Design, User Interface
Author: Wahyudi
When I was designing the RFCUNY Web Payment Request system, one of the issue I found from the old design was there was no way to see what the user has entered in any of the four screens in creating a payment request. Each screen was a different page to avoid a long vertical form. The only way to see what a user has entered is going back and forth to each page. To solve this problem, I used “Modal Pop-up” that display the data entered by the user. One important thing is that the data should be displayed as text instead as form elements.