Griffith Designs

It seems people and companies don’t take the world of tabbed internet browsing into consideration when titling their pages. Titles should be no more than 4 to 6 words so that it displays correctly in the tab. Especially considering the relative influence it has on their SEP. Consider UX.

OK, there are a lot of benefits to naming the files you create when doing web design in a manner that makes sense. Recently I developed a site for a company and it was all static files with no database back-end. You can imagine that there were a lot of products and pages that had to be created as a result. When doing this I decided to go with the following convention:

category-subcategory-product-name-name.cfm

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Well, I have the ability to work with Coldfusion a lot lately, and am asking myself if it is worth the learning curve? There is of course a bias since any of you that are actually reading this know that I <3 PHP. There are some cool things that I have learned like there are no actual code declaration tags and built in JS form validation, but I am still waiting to see.

Well, I have almost finished the new design for the site so I can drop this sql killing WordPress site – even though I have put a lot of work into it! CSS3 + HTML5 are the main goals of this layout. I have been looking into the pixel grid system for this too, but not sure if I want to go through that process.