Making Interactive Pages
Fact says that most common computer users like to spend several hours surfing the internet each day, just to listen to music, watch movies, chat with friends, play games, read the news, look up the local weather, participate in forums, browse for products on eBay, research school topics, and many more.
Common sites with its simplicity design might enable to give comfort and easiness for its visitors, but how about the attraction? Has your site attract visitors to stay longer surfing your site? The key point is making interactive Web sites, The simplest way with using rollover buttons, the complex one by using Flash components, QuickTime videos, and interactive games. For simple functions, you can easily find free JavaScript code online to add to your pages without even knowing anything about JavaScript. For more complex interactive site features, you need both the multimedia components and their attending browser extensions or plug-ins (many of which are free), and you must find out how to properly insert them onto your pages.
JavaScript is one of the quickest and easiest ways to add interactive things to your Web pages by turning static, regular Web pages into dynamic, interactive, interesting Web pages.
The easiest way learn about JavaScript is use the free resource that you could get it free in the internet, and the best part is without even bother the details, you could use those script build interactive sites as you like. Those scripts can be used to generate browser cookies and build dynamic navigation bars, create special effects with images and sounds, add computer utilities and perform math functions, apply password protection to a page, validate forms and e-mails, and even play interesting background and cursor DHTML animations within the browser window.
JavaScript is a scripting language and not a programming language, so its easily to learn as long you understand its basic syntax and structure.