Forms make or break the most crucial online interactions: checkout (commerce), registration (community), data input (participation and sharing), and any task requiring information entry. In Web Form Design, Luke Wroblewski draws on original research, his considerable experience at Yahoo! and eBay, and the perspectives of many of the field's leading designers to show you everything you need to know about designing effective and engaging Web forms.

Rules for generating features and encounters in hexcrawl-style role-playing games.

Every girl wishes she had a perfect life, with perfect clothes, perfect friends, perfect parents and perfect hair. Especially perfect hair. But, in real life, the typical tween's life is better than perfect-it is interesting. So interesting that it deserves to be recorded in all its glorious imperfection. My [Not-So] Perfect Life celebrates a tween's real life, bumps and all. It is a journal filled with friendly, funny writing prompts designed to overcome blank-page anxiety. Love, destiny, parents, friends, going to school, being cool-no subject is off limits. A sparkly pencil in a handy holster, funky and funny artwork and text with an ever-so-slightly smart-alec attitude make writing on these pages just about irresistible. To embody the concept, the title on the cover transforms to read 'My Perfect Life' or 'My [Not-So] Perfect Life' depending on the angle of your approach. (There's a metaphor for you!) In a world of pressure to act and look and be perfect in every way, this friendly prompted journal gives girls a way to celebrate their not-so-perfect selves.

This book will have your kids writing whether it's a little or a lot about very important things in their lives for four or more years. It will grow up with them and become valuable memorabilia. This book gives children the opportunity to start writing about themselves and learning how to summarize their story. It has the same content in each of these four books just with different covers for your child to identify with one's self. This book is for them to add in the blank spaces what they are doing and living.

Machine embroiderers are natural over achievers, and given the nearly endless possibilities for using an embroidery machine it's easy to see why. This book feeds your need for more machine embroidery opportunities by exploring the world of blanks through: &break;&break;Advice about finding blanks, both online and in local shops &break;&break;Tips for choosing threads and stabilizers &break;&break;Insight on placement guidelines of common and unique blanks &break;&break;Embroidery techniques for home decor, baby and children, and seasonal items