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Nokia Publisher Guide
The Publisher Guide describes how to navigate the Nokia Publish web site to submit, edit, update, and remove content for the Nokia Store. The guide also describes how you can enter metadata that will pass our Quality Assurance checks and monitor daily reports on downloads and estimated revenue. This guide is available in these languages: العربية | Deutsch | English | Español | Français | Italiano | Português | Россию | 简体中文 | 繁体中文.
Nokia Store Content Guidelines
The Content Guidelines describe the Nokia Quality Assurance criteria that your content must meet in order to be published in Nokia Store. The guidelines describe what Nokia considers to be inappropriate as well as technical requirements for different content types. Version 1.3 of this guide is currently available for review in English. Nokia provides a one-month grace period before these guidelines go into effect. This grace period ends on 24 December 2011. Version 1.2 is currently in effect and available in these languages: Arabic, German, English, Spanish, French, Hindi, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese.
Web Developer's Library (downloadable)
This version of the Web Developer’s Library (WDL) is compatible with Nokia's Web Browser 8.5 for MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan on the Nokia N9, Web Browser for Symbian 7.3 and 7.4, and the Nokia Browser for Series 40. It also supports S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 2, S60 5th Edition, and Web Browser 7.2. This WDL version includes information on major new HTML 5 features of Web Browser 8.5: support for geolocation, browser-based multimedia, offline data storage, editable content, multi-point touch input, threaded JavaScript workers and access to the N9's orientation and motion sensors. It provides information on three-dimensional CSS transforms and other advanced animation techniques, and introduces cross-browser-compatible web applications deployed via HTML 5's application cache. This version of the WDL also adds information about Symbian Browser 7.4 and Symbian Web Runtime (WRT) 7.4. The Ovi Browser name was changed to Nokia Browser for Series 40, and the Ovi Store name was changed to the Nokia Store. This WDL update introduces Series 40 web apps version 1.5, which supports core features of the W3C Geolocation API for location-aware web apps, full-screen display, web app image caching, an updated user interface, and the ability to send SMS. The Best Practices Guide for Series 40 Web Apps and the Instructions for Publishing Your Web App are significantly updated. A new version of Nokia Web Tools that is built on Eclipse is introduced for Series 40 web apps. Extract the .zip file to any folder on your computer and click eclipse.exe to access the library.
Web Developer's Library (online)
This version of the Web Developer’s Library (WDL) is compatible with Nokia's Web Browser 8.5 for MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan on the Nokia N9, Web Browser for Symbian 7.3 and 7.4, and the Nokia Browser for Series 40. It also supports S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 2, S60 5th Edition, and Web Browser 7.2. This WDL version includes information on major new HTML 5 features of Web Browser 8.5: support for geolocation, browser-based multimedia, offline data storage, editable content, multi-point touch input, threaded JavaScript workers and access to the N9's orientation and motion sensors. It provides information on three-dimensional CSS transforms and other advanced animation techniques, and introduces cross-browser-compatible web applications deployed via HTML 5's application cache. This version of the WDL also adds information about Symbian Browser 7.4 and Symbian Web Runtime (WRT) 7.4. The Ovi Browser name was changed to Nokia Browser for Series 40, and the Ovi Store name was changed to the Nokia Store. This WDL update introduces Series 40 web apps version 1.5, which supports core features of the W3C Geolocation API for location-aware web apps, full-screen display, web app image caching, an updated user interface, and the ability to send SMS. The Best Practices Guide for Series 40 Web Apps and the Instructions for Publishing Your Web App are significantly updated. A new version of Nokia Web Tools that is built on Eclipse is introduced for Series 40 web apps.
UX Checklist for Series 40
This checklist distils the primary style guidelines from the Series 40 Touch and Type UI Style Guide and Series 40 Web Apps UX Guidelines. The selected topics are considered the most important UI style issues to take into account when creating Java applications or web apps for Series 40. The checklist includes links to related web and Java resources for easier access.
Getting Started with Series 40 Web Apps
This is a guide to getting started with Series 40 web apps using Nokia Web Tools. The guide takes developers through the processes of creating, editing, previewing, and deploying web apps.
Series 40 Web Apps Best Practices Guide v1.2
This updated document provides details on web features not supported in Series 40 web apps version 1.5, recommendation for ensuring good web app performance, details of available fonts, and guidelines on using third-party JavaScript™ libraries. The document has been updated to provide information on how to code for multi-page web apps.
Series 40 Web Apps Developer’s Guide and API Reference v1.1
This updated document provides an overview of Series 40 web apps version 1.5 and the environment in which they run. It then describes in detail the APIs available in Mobile Web Library to create page transitions and interactive web apps. The document now includes details of the implementation of the geolocation API.
Series 40 Web Apps UI Graphics Toolkit v1.1
This file contains Adobe Illustrator CS5, Adobe Fireworks CS5, and Inkscape compatible examples of the recommended UI graphics for use in version 1.5 Series 40 web apps. These graphics and their uses are described in the Series 40 Web Apps UX Guidelines. The graphic include buttons, icons, form elements, and input fields.
Series 40 Web Apps UX Guidelines v1.1
This updated guide provides developers and designers with the key information required to create Series 40 web apps version 1.5 that offer users outstanding UX through consistent look and feel as well as functional behaviour.
Getting Started with Symbian Web Apps
This is a guide to getting started with Symbian web apps using Nokia Web Tools. The guide takes developers through the processes of creating, editing, previewing, and deploying web apps.
Mobile Web Templates for Mobile Phones - Examples
The mobile web template examples for mobile phones display a normal content page, a list, a form, and a table created using the Mobile Web Templates for Mobile Phones. You can use the shortened URL http://tinyurl.com/mwtmpe to view the examples in you mobile phone browser.
Mobile Web Templates for Smartphones - Examples
The mobile web template examples for smartphones displays a content page, forms, lists, a button, navigation models, tables, and utility components created using the Mobile Web Templates for Smartphones. You can use the shortened URL http://tinyurl.com/mwtse to view the examples in you smartphone browser.
Web Design Guidelines for the Nokia N900 v1.1
This document contains information and guidelines for web developers who want to ensure that their pages work well with the Nokia N900 with Maemo 5 OS. In version 1.1 of the document, information about portrait orientation has been added.
Flowella Tutorial
This document provides a tutorial on installing and using Flowella. In addition, it describes the features of Flowella in detail
