Beginning HTML Cheat Sheet for Clients
This should be quite useful for CMS clients wishing to use some HTML in the body of content items.
Yes, WYSIWYG editors for web apps exist but I find they often create incompatibilities, slow downs, and code that ends up confusing the user. I find myself fielding more support calls for sites that have a WYSIWYG toolbar than for sites without-- aassuming the staff has learned a few simple HTML tags. Once you practice just a little bit it's quite easy and intuitive.
Anyway, the PDF (207k) is below. Experienced users' suggestions are welcome. Actually, suggestions from ALL users are welcome: let me know if it's helpful or confusing.
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| HTML-Cheat-Sheet.pdf | 206.87 KB |
Architecture IS a marriage of form and function
For anyone to love it, it has to look good. It really does. But all the beauty in the world means nothing if the windows and doors don’t work.
The web is exactly the same.
Syntax:8080 fits right in that spot between design and development, speaking both languages and engineering products that really actually totally work.
And look great, too.
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