C# Commenting Makes Documentation a Snap on ASPToday:
Developers hate writing documentation. It’s tedious and boring. Yet many projects require technical documenation as a deliverable and all projects would benefit from developer guides during future upgrades and maintenance. C# has introduced a convenient method for commenting code and turning those comments into useful documentation.

This article explains the functionality offered by C# and the Visual Studio.NET IDE, describes the tags available in XML commenting, and develops a simple ASP.NET site that turns the raw comments into HTML documentation.

An ASP.NET Wizard Using User Controls, Typed DataSets, and Object Oriented Concepts on ASPToday:
This article will present a project for creating a simple yet robust web-based wizard using these concepts. By leveraging the object oriented nature of C#, parts of the project can be reused on other wizards. The project will use the example of registering with a web site and signing up for newsletters. Along the way, I will introduce web user controls, strongly typed DataSets, and leverage object oriented programming concepts to create a robust and reusable application. The end product will be a useful wizard framework on which you can immediately build.
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User Interface Design Explained
The purpose of this document is to provide developers and analysts with the background, methodology, and frame of reference to create an effective user interface design, regardless of the hurdles. Much of the information presented here will cover the “why,” “what,” and “how” of interface design, the general knowledge that applies to all projects. Not another color-by-numbers, one-size-fits-all approach, this document provides you with the background needed to solve your own UI design problems.