<p>Variations can be used together without negating each other unless used in a paradoxical way (A large small bunny).</p>
<p>Variations can be used together without negating each other unless used in a paradoxical way (A large small bunny).</p>
<h3>Plurality</h3>
<h3>Plurality</h3>
<p>UI elements are given a plural definition. Groups of elements can share properties, in the same way "There are two tall men" provides a shortcut to saying "there is a tall man, and another tall man".</p>
<p>UI elements are given a plural definition. Groups of elements can share properties, in the same way "There are two tall men" provides a shortcut to saying "there is a tall man, and another tall man".</p>
<p>Some plural relationships are not as concrete as individual instances of the same thing. For example a form is a collection of related UI elements, but not all items of the same type. Semantic allows for these grouping to be defined as well, so that common grouping of elements can function together.</p>
<p>Some plural relationships are not all instances of the same thing, and can be thought of as <b>ui collections</b>. For example a form is a collection of related UI elements, but not all items of the same type. Semantic allows for these grouping to be defined as well, so that groups of related elements can be defined together.</p>
<h3>Just Show Me the Code</h3>
<h3>Just Show Me the Code</h3>
<p>If you'd like to shortcut any more explanation, check out the standard definition for a UI button for a live example.</p>
<p>If you'd like to shortcut any more explanation, check out the standard definition for a UI button for a live example.</p>
Jack Lukic
11 years ago