Modular CSS needs to be developed and all inherited properties needs to commented within CSS declaration so one don’t repeat same CSS again and selectors needs to named by some naming convention (e.g. prefixing every declaration by module).
Modules needs to be devised in such way so it remain plug and play if plugged in different application.
Not every validated webpage is accessible or ideal but every invalid web page is bad. So always try to validate. First by validating from validators and then by common sense, because technically a page with thousands of nested DIVs are valid. button stimulated out of div is valid. But question is… Is it really?
Now, I am no expert in OOP or software design, but here’s a philosophy which might help you make the most of what you know about OOP and software design.
In today's web arena, CSS has proved its importance in rigid way. Web content is no more targeted to web browsers only, Web content is been served for a verity of media now days. To efficiently handle such situation CSS plays a very crucial role. In order to extract maximum pulp from CSS fruit there are ...
I found a very interesting article about Code Review that I'd like to share. The article was written by Andrew Stellman and you can read it at Head First Labs in the address http://www.oreillynet.com/headfirst/blog/2008/09/how_to_hold_a_more_effective_c.html. Enjoy!
Hey you are planning to start a e-commerce website, then you must know about SSL without which no one will trust your website as a safe place to use their cards... What is SSL? SSL (Secure Socket Layer) is a protocol used for secure data transfer. This is done by using private keys and certificates. A private ...
"Well, I went pretty fine on my Object-Oriented experience. I've learned something about polymorphism, inheritance, encapsulation and now I really know how to extend a class! I'm ready for developing cool object-oriented applications." But what about the design? No, no... I don't mean that design where you place the squares and circles in their places, draw ...