http://www.ssbits.com/home/ http://www.ssbits.com/blog/2010/site-of-the-month-the-winner/#PageComment_473 Nice site! RSSName http://www.ssbits.com/blog/2010/site-of-the-month-the-winner/#PageComment_473 http://www.ssbits.com/blog/2010/site-of-the-month-the-winner/#PageComment_134 @Carsten & @joel: The registration form isn't really anything special in terms of silverstripe. It's just a standard SS form with an ajax sumbission. The added functionality just comes from some indepth jQuery and I don't think it would be a tutorial suited for this site as it is primarily a jQuery based solution, not an SS specific one. Turn of JS and see how the form works and you will see it's just a normal SS form. RSSName http://www.ssbits.com/blog/2010/site-of-the-month-the-winner/#PageComment_134 http://www.ssbits.com/blog/2010/site-of-the-month-the-winner/#PageComment_131 Congratulations, I too really like the stuff you have made. And I agree with Carsten – a tutorial for this kind of registration form would be nice. RSSName http://www.ssbits.com/blog/2010/site-of-the-month-the-winner/#PageComment_131 http://www.ssbits.com/blog/2010/site-of-the-month-the-winner/#PageComment_124 Awesome website Daniel, congrats! RSSName http://www.ssbits.com/blog/2010/site-of-the-month-the-winner/#PageComment_124 http://www.ssbits.com/blog/2010/site-of-the-month-the-winner/#PageComment_123 @Unclecheese Yer, I understand what you're saying and have the same sort of reservations. But the client wanted something exciting, interactive and quick; I think this delivers. Also, feedback from the target users has been positive and they felt it was easy to use and 'fun'. I think that it's halving the number of clicks needed and this is an excellent usability advantage which supersedes the disadvantage of having the user 'lose control'. RSSName http://www.ssbits.com/blog/2010/site-of-the-month-the-winner/#PageComment_123 http://www.ssbits.com/blog/2010/site-of-the-month-the-winner/#PageComment_122 Nice work, Dan! This is a pretty nice site. I love seeing SilverStripe taken beyond the realm of simple brochureware. I really like the simplicity of the search form, and the imposed visual hierarchy throughout is consistent and clean. My only criticism is that, contrary to Carsten's remark, I think there's a significant usability flaw in the registration form. The "next" button is rendered useless for the radio button selections because you're submitting the form on change. It creates a lot of uncertainty and less "confidence in the click", as they say. For some of the steps in the form, I didn't have to hit the button, and then once the checkboxes came, was confused when the form didn't submit automatically. When the fields change with every click, I think it behooves the developer to empower the user with control over the form submission. The auto-submit, for me, adds a lot more surprise and anxiety than the intended efficiency. And there I go, critiquing the website of the month.. Really nice stuff, Dan. Sorry for the rant! RSSName http://www.ssbits.com/blog/2010/site-of-the-month-the-winner/#PageComment_122 http://www.ssbits.com/blog/2010/site-of-the-month-the-winner/#PageComment_118 It is a really nice site. Appealing design and fast loading. The register form has got a really high-level-usability. Would be great to have a tutorial to show how to implement this. RSSName http://www.ssbits.com/blog/2010/site-of-the-month-the-winner/#PageComment_118