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With everyone raving about Ajax, a current marketing term for XMLHttpRequest, little has been written about its usability issues so far (not to mention accessibility, which everyone was raving about half a year ago). Thomas Baekdal steps in an and not only comes up with some XMLHttpRequest Usability Guidelines but also with an example of a web form as Usable XMLHttpRequest in Practice. I like the visual indicators for "changes saved" and "correct your input", how few lines of code are necessary for such effects and how cleanly the structure, presentation and behaviour layers are separated.
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