Chapter 2. Design the user experience
The user interface (UI) is critically important to the overall user experience of any application because a user must use the interface to interact with the application. For web applications, the availability of numerous web browsers with varying capabilities makes it challenging to provide a consistent user experience across all browsers. Designing and implementing proper UI behaviors can reduce the workload on the server and improve the overall feel of the application. Therefore, you must know the capabilities of the major browsers and how to target them by loading only those frameworks and libraries needed to support browser-specific features or to compensate for missing browser features.
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