Sure no problem. Here are the steps:
a) Hire someone who knows what they are doing
b) While they are working read Struts2 in Action and JQuery in Action.
c) Read blogs and books about CSS and web interface design
d) Ask your consultant to show you how they did what they did and take notes
e) Start with small simple web pages and gradually add more dynamic elements
you learned from JQuery in Action.
f) When you get stuck on a particular problem building your page do the
following in order:
1) Try to fix it. Solving bugs or working through design problems are
the best way to learn.
2) Google your problem and read at least the first 5 results from your
query
3) If your problem is not solved then Search the mailing list and read
at least the top 10 results.
4) If your problem is still not solved then spend time authoring a
thoughtful question to the mailing list, including your relevant
code/configuration and what you have already tried.
g) Continue to practice until you are the "someone" in step A and then help
provide answers to other thoughtful questions on the mailing list.
One name that comes to mind is Matt Raible. He has started a nice education
and development shop kick start service. I would give you the URL but you
need to practice using Google.
This goes for all would be, "tell me how to do X" posters.
kunduruswaroop wrote:
>
> Please see the UI drawing below and let me know the steps to follow to
> develop a wireframe. I need a expand and collapse version too as shown
> picture below.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Regards,
>
> Swaroop Kunduru http://www.nabble.com/file/p23318872/Temp1.PNG Temp1.PNG
>
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