General Principles for website development
Below mentioned are general guidelines to be followed in website development:
- Develop an website with new code & make sure it can be reused & easy to maintain.
- Separation of scripts(Templates, CSS, JS …) into different files for faster load. Content should be easily modified by any non-technical user with an visual editor.
- Complete support for the latest w3 standards.
- Dependency on plugins can be avoided. Instead develop new concept.
- Unwanted graphics needs to be avoided. No use of special graphics for text especially.
- Develop new code based on w3standards & make sure it supports all the browsers rather than improvising for particular browser. Good coding standards might support old browser version too.
- Developers are expected to work with text editor supports code highlighting. But working with dreamweaver/WYSIWYG editor/Front Page can be avoided to improve the coding standards of the developer.
Technically :
- All the website pages must be developed using XHTML DTD except for rare instances.
- All the website pages(HTML & CSS) must be validated using w3 validator.
- All the styling must be witten in separate Cascading style sheets. Using inline styles needs to be avoided.
- All client side scripting(Eg. Javascript) files needs to be saved as separate files.
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