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One or Several Did You Know Quiz Multiple Tailored Sharing Tutorial
Yes, it was the case with yesterday’s One or Several Did You Know Quiz Multiple Sharing Tutorial that we did not allow any sharing of any question sets that were not our static default ones … You weren’t dreaming! At … Continue reading
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One or Several Did You Know Quiz Multiple Sharing Tutorial
The day before yesterday’s One or Several Did You Know Quiz Multiple Mobile Tutorial‘s One or Several Did You Know Quiz Tailored Quiz Tutorial mentioned … stick with some default static data … or … be able to create their … Continue reading
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One or Several Did You Know Quiz Multiple Mobile Tutorial
Yesterday’s One or Several Did You Know Quiz Tailored Quiz Tutorial was accurate regarding its information for non-mobile users but lacked some mobile relevant issue (and discovery) information … the “In Order” questions were unfair for mobile users given yesterday’s … Continue reading
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One or Several Did You Know Tailored Quiz Tutorial
The word “statically” in yesterday’s One or Several Did You Know Quiz Multiple Tutorial can have an adverse effect on me. Static “HTML” is pretty boring, unless the data is something to write home about. Even dynamic HTML powered by … Continue reading
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Just Javascript Card Game Cursor Tutorial
Today we grew the complexity of the logic for non-mobile cursor users of our 500 or bridge card game web application, after yesterday’s Just Javascript Card Game Mid-UX Tutorial. The logic took a while and the presentation took a while … Continue reading →