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Line 21: − Several have noted that we may need to split these guidelines into several wiki pages due to its increasing length.+ − This makes sense for web viewing, but eliminates the possibility of reading straight through the document. It has been+ − written to read from beginning to end, and this format also provides the ability to print it in its entirety, which we − should certainly support. We could, of course, reformat the entire document as a .pdf once "finished"; we could also − just provide a printable page on the wiki that looks as this one does now. In either case, we have a problem wit − keeping the two documents in sync after future revisions, but this is surmountable. Thoughts? −
Human Interface Guidelines/Introduction (view source)
Revision as of 17:01, 27 November 2006
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:Several have noted that we may need to split these guidelines into several wiki pages due to its increasing length. This makes sense for web viewing, but eliminates the possibility of reading straight through the document. It has been written to read from beginning to end, and this format also provides the ability to print it in its entirety, which we should certainly support. We could, of course, reformat the entire document as a .pdf once "finished"; we could also just provide a printable page on the wiki that looks as this one does now. In either case, we have a problem with keeping the two documents in sync after future revisions, but this is surmountable. Thoughts?
:: Make each H2 section its own page, transclude them all into this one. Add a little div around each page with links to the previous and next pages, so that people can catually read the pages one at a time (if they are on a slow connection, for instance). [[User:Sj|Sj]] 16:01, 27 November 2006 (EST)
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