Pattern Languages of Program Design 2 This book at Amazon.co.uk My plan is to add some comments about the patterns in the book as I read it, but to be honest I am quite convinced that I won't have the time, but nevertheless, here's a try, starting with a pattern for the WWW: Pattern no.26 page 417 How to organize an Essay-based Web site by Robert Orenstein Provides guidelines for good ways to organize a web site, how to link between documents etc. The pattern is from 1995 and naturally the web has changed quite a lot, but many of these guidelines applies since they mostly involve how to present text-documents. For example one tip that is useful is to have an unique image at the top of each document that visually summarize the document.
My plan is to add some comments about the patterns in the book as I read it, but to be honest I am quite convinced that I won't have the time, but nevertheless, here's a try, starting with a pattern for the WWW:
Pattern no.26 page 417 How to organize an Essay-based Web site by Robert Orenstein Provides guidelines for good ways to organize a web site, how to link between documents etc. The pattern is from 1995 and naturally the web has changed quite a lot, but many of these guidelines applies since they mostly involve how to present text-documents. For example one tip that is useful is to have an unique image at the top of each document that visually summarize the document.
Provides guidelines for good ways to organize a web site, how to link between documents etc. The pattern is from 1995 and naturally the web has changed quite a lot, but many of these guidelines applies since they mostly involve how to present text-documents. For example one tip that is useful is to have an unique image at the top of each document that visually summarize the document.