Posts Tagged ‘best practices’
One thing I really hate about agile front-end dev is the lack of formatting standards between devs. Some developers block their rules, others keep everything on one line. Some indent their rules, others don’t. The list goes on and on. I have a list of formatting rules that my team has adopted and all the [...]
I recently got into a project that was a bit over my head. I had to build out a map that will work on desktop, mobile and tablets the same, but I quickly ran into issues tracking touch events in mobile Safari. All of the testing I was doing in iOS5 (beta) was working the [...]
Too often I look at code where developers aren’t keeping up with standards and browser adoption and compatibility. This tip will save you from writing a bunch of browser prefixes and thus writing extra, redundant code. As of the date of this posting the latest versions of Opera, Firefox, Chrome and Safari all support “border-radius” [...]
Web Standards Guideline With growing technology and standards, I take pride in meeting new standards according to W3C, in order to achieve a highly functional site and good user experience for everyone. These standards include but aren’t limited to W3C standards, semantic markup, meeting WCAG usability standards, and Section 508 Compliance. This guide provides a [...]