Many websites these days are very graphic intensive, have a ton of contrast between content the the background, or are simply overly complicated. One method to reduce this visual noise and provide a more harmonic user experience would be to downplay elements on the screen that the user is likely not paying attention to.
A major headache that many developers experience when coding their Mach-II views is the fact that they end up writing and re-writing the same (or similar) complex code in order to output simple elements like anchor tags or alternating row colors in a list or table.
Luckily, since version 1.8, Mach-II offers the view tag library to not only help reduce the amount of code required in each view, but make the code easier to read and look cleaner.
The HtmlHelperProperty is a simple and efficient way to include JavaScript, CSS, and various meta information to your pages when you’re working in a MVC environment. One of the biggest challenges when working with two or more included views is managing each distinct view’s JavaScript and CSS dependencies.