Showing posts with label presentation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label presentation. Show all posts

Friday, December 14, 2007

Semantic Naming Conventions for CSS

Be Consistent

Consistently write the code the same way. This helps make the code easier to read and more managible.


Be Managable

As well as consistency, you may have to do other things to help other people on your team manage code more easily like not using shortcuts when working with programmers who are less familiar with css and having a set of semantic naming conventions for everyone to use.


Semantic Naming Conventions


Consider "structural naming, as opposed to presentational naming" - Eric
Meyer


Consider the semantic role. Here's a naming conventions table of names used on popular websites.

Using the same names helps write code faster. This means that you may end up writing the same code over and over. A CSS Framework can help you use the CSS you have already written for other projects.


CSS Frameworks

Here is a place to start on the subject:




Other ways to make your life easier

Introducing BleachedBlack and White: without the distractions of colour



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Friday, November 16, 2007

ORM, Online Reputation Management, aka SEO PR

The Marketing Pilgrim offers Online Reputation Management & Consulting and offers a Free Online Reputation Management Beginner’s Guide with the largest number of links in an article I have ever seen to sites like Moreover to help you keep track of your name in search results and feeds. The comments suggested other sites such as MonitorThis, Distilled ORM Tool, and Serph Buzz Tracker.

When you finally get done with the Marketing Pilgrim article, you can check out these related articles on the site:
Updated Online Reputation Monitoring Guide
Update to Reputation Monitoring Guide
What Should Your Company Monitor?
Get Your Free Online PR Briefing
Free Reputation Management Guide for Students

Friday, March 30, 2007

CSS Naming Conventions

Be Consistent.
Be Managable.
Consider "structural naming, as opposed to presentational naming" - Eric Meyer
Consider the semantic role.

Here's a naming conventions table of popular websites.

Make your life easier and apply these:
Modular CSS
A CSS Framework

Some Tricks to keep up your sleeve:
Introducing Bleached
Black and White: without the distractions of colour
Global White Space Reset