The user-friendly interface of the ASP. NET MVC Background Management system

In my previous blog, I introduced some of the UI design in the rapid development framework, and this article goes on to talk about the design of some interfaces based on the BS Architecture backend management system.

Seeing is believing, demo address put out for everyone to reference

Address: http://121.40.148.178:8080/ , user name: Guest, Password: 123456

First, List page

List page I use Jqgrid plug-in, this form plugin is open source, and the function of the abundant often powerful, interested friends can go to see my system demo, all the list page is based on this plugin do

Many friends may feel that using the form plugin will be more complex, but in the MVC architecture, these front-end plug-ins are generally doing very well, as long as from the background controller to JSON data, plug the data into the plugin, do paging, query is very simple and load efficiency is very high.

Look at this list and it looks OK.

Previously done a demo, which said some of the page layout of things, which department management is realized, there are Jqgrid list, the need for people can come down to reference how to do.

http://download.csdn.net/detail/jeff95599/8248247

Second, submit the form page

Submit Form page I made a pop-up window style, after a bounce, the other areas of the browser cover, not to use, so that users do not repeat the submission, but also looks good.

Like the user manages this function, the field is more, I divide into three pages to sign, looks very comfortable.

Third, in the pop-up page for complex typesetting

With good div and CSS layout can do very beautiful, actually pop-up window is also a page, go inside to heap div is good.

Iv. integration of other third-party plugins

A person's energy is limited, but we can have a strong integration ability, others do something good to integrate into their own framework, to the page powerful, beautiful integration of third-party plug-ins is a good way.

Pick up data from the background and plug it in by rules. Then make a nice CSS style, and let it go well with your frame. Open source can be used, pay, as long as the price is appropriate, can save our workload, used to have value it doesn't matter.

Look at this page and I've integrated some of the chart plugins.

The user-friendly interface of the ASP. NET MVC Background Management system