The Best Design Coding Guidelines Ever
Posted in Design
This must be the best video presentation on web standards and SEO. If you are so astounded by the clarity of the material that you can’t remember a thing, below are a few points to take away:
- Do your layout with
divs - Please don’t use tables even though they work fine
- Describe the
DOCTYPEso the browser can relate - Check in all browsers
- Title everything including links and images
- Don’t use
<b(old)>, please use<strong>’cause if you use<b(old)>then it’s all then wrong
Go watch now and enjoy!
6 comments
Anup
on March 31, 2008
Nice!! (Not sure I agree with titles on everything though -- they don't offer any SEO value, and offer limited accessibility. Of course they can be useful, but blanket use on everything I would be cautious about.)
jessica
on April 1, 2008
I have seen this guy before on a video about linking and getting PR. Before I saw his video I never would have thought that someone would actually taken the time to make a rap around web development. In any case, I think he does a great job and from I know about the linking video and what to look out for, he seems to be right on. Obviously he touched only on pretty basic code practices but I think he does great...maybe new genre on MTV. ha ha. Hopefully more people tune into him because there is still a lot ugly code and clueless developers out there.
Greta
on April 1, 2008
I got to hand it to the Poetic SEO Rapper, you got to me and you have accomplished what friends have tried in the months I started to learn web programming. Thanks to this site's w.master, finally DOCTYPE and checking all browsers will be fully understood...there's nothing as irritating as a site that does not run on the browser you have...
FL
on November 21, 2008
don't flame like 'Tom Smitth'
Paul D. Waite
on March 31, 2008
Don’t use tables for layout, surely.