The most common element you see on any web page is a form. Some place to enter in some data; whether it be your username and password, or a wall post on your mom's Facebook wall. Luke Wroblewski is a ...

Did you know that as originally conceived the web was supposed to be writable? That is, you wouldn’t just read a web page, but you’d be able to edit it, too, from right inside your browser. You wouldn ...

In an ideal world, the web would have a built-in identity solutions – websites would automatically know who you are when you arrive. In the real world, however, almost every website has its own sign ...

If you have a Facebook Page for your business or organization, you might want to add a Web form to it. Web forms add another layer of functionality to your Facebook Page by allowing customers, fans or ...

Website forms are often overlooked in the design process, yet they’re key to turning visitors into clients. For lawyers, contact forms are vital tools for growth. In this article, we’ll show you how ...

A web form is a simple and elegant way to discourage people from sending you unsolicited emails while still being reachable. I'm an expert in software and work-related issues, and I have been ...

If you want to build a Web application quickly, do it with ASP.NET Web Forms. However, you have to be willing to give up a lot: client-side coding and Ajax is more awkward in Web Forms than MVC, you ...

Moving information from an HTML form into a database is a two-step design process. First, create an entry HTML form capable of passing information to a secondary file. Next, create a Hypertext ...

I'm confused about why you guys are investing in Web Forms tooling. Isn't Web Forms deprecated? It has no upgrade path to .NET (Core) from .NET Framework. Are you going to add a Silverlight designer ...