“WEBSITE” is the best platform that brings you in contact with your customers. It must be impressive and lucrative in terms of traffic generation and improving market value. Your website should be excellent in terms of creativity, indigenous approach, web 2.0 implementation, table/table less and capable of talking good to your clients. This means that your website should be able to create an impression upon your clients and convince them on dealing with you. To get more and more traffic your web development has to be placed properly.
Here are few tips, which will tell you what is good for you website development. What should be your website tools that would render your web development process in real time?
* Your website is informative and helpful to your visitor.
* Content must be an imperative criterion in web development.
* Content you are using is unique and genuine.
* Common features like content, image, less usage of java scripts, to the point write-ups and smooth navigation aptitude should be present in you website.
* Website is able to bring other aspects of web development like less loading time and usage of graphic images.
* Do not exaggerate on ideas and concepts to such a degree that people discontinue believing in your website.
* The additional number of graphic images and heavy scripting codes, and presentation will slower your website to download. So be sure about it!
* “Trust” indeed is a prerequisite, which makes a website triumphant and popular amongst visitors.
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Showing posts with label web development tricks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label web development tricks. Show all posts
Monday, January 12, 2009
Saturday, December 6, 2008
10 Dirty Little Web Development Tricks
1. I finally got work to switch from CVS to SVN o.O I finally got us to use "svn up" for staging, but not yet for production… We’re using "svn export --force" for production, which I guess is kind of nice, but afaik it doesn’t delete any files that were deleted in the repository… or if it does, then it also probably ends up deleting any uploaded/cached files as well.
2. I like using the CSS reset from Eric Meyer, but certain people at certain places I’ve worked at are doing well if they can remember an id is supposed to be unique on a page & that the class attribute is a space separated list (not a single value!) that can be used for more than CSS >.< … Granted, a particular brand of browser is doing good if it can figure out how to apply multiply classed CSS definitions to an element (i.e. .class1.class2 { color: #00f; } should be applied to).
3. Kind of have system & static stuff separated at my current place of employment - templates, css, etc go into a templates directory under htdocs & people are too scared to use a framework or an index router >.< My preference is a framework that can handle this (see Symfony or ZF)
4. I don’t drink coffee, but it’s a nice idea - I’ve been drinking caffeine (in the form of pop) before going to bed for years… It helps me go to sleep. I have been drinking XS (no, it doesn’t use sugar - it uses Ace-K as a sweetener, uses B vitamins for the boost [similar to that 5 hour energy drink], and has lots of yummy flavors) to prolong the time before I need to get to sleep. Drinking 1 right before bed can also help give a boost in the morning.
5. Underscores are nifty, but I think he’s missing the boat - generally speaking, come up with a useful convention for letting the file system organize files in general… underscores are great, but other things deserve organization as well - i.e. date based data output should be done in YYYY-MM-DD format for automatic sorting as another example.
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2. I like using the CSS reset from Eric Meyer, but certain people at certain places I’ve worked at are doing well if they can remember an id is supposed to be unique on a page & that the class attribute is a space separated list (not a single value!) that can be used for more than CSS >.< … Granted, a particular brand of browser is doing good if it can figure out how to apply multiply classed CSS definitions to an element (i.e. .class1.class2 { color: #00f; } should be applied to
3. Kind of have system & static stuff separated at my current place of employment - templates, css, etc go into a templates directory under htdocs & people are too scared to use a framework or an index router >.< My preference is a framework that can handle this (see Symfony or ZF)
4. I don’t drink coffee, but it’s a nice idea - I’ve been drinking caffeine (in the form of pop) before going to bed for years… It helps me go to sleep. I have been drinking XS (no, it doesn’t use sugar - it uses Ace-K as a sweetener, uses B vitamins for the boost [similar to that 5 hour energy drink], and has lots of yummy flavors) to prolong the time before I need to get to sleep. Drinking 1 right before bed can also help give a boost in the morning.
5. Underscores are nifty, but I think he’s missing the boat - generally speaking, come up with a useful convention for letting the file system organize files in general… underscores are great, but other things deserve organization as well - i.e. date based data output should be done in YYYY-MM-DD format for automatic sorting as another example.
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