Re: [WSG] Standards and site structuring

[Nick Lo]

Ha ha, ok, welcome to the battle of the dictionaries. Yes I know it's 
not a formal standard as defined by any authority but it is a standard 
as established by it's common and accepted use.

Anyway my question was what are people's thoughts about this. For 
example; I've heard developers complain how brain dead it makes sites. 
To reign it in to the realm of standards based development; do any of 
you feel there is a strong case for site structure to follow at least 
some standards or ahem, convention?

Thanks,
Nick

Just out of interest what "standards" (in the sense of a generalised 
approach) are you all applying to site structuring?

There is a well known article (that I cannot remember the URL for) 
that discusses the fairly accepted standards for a site like; Home, 
Contact Us, About Us, News, etc. So I was curious how people here 
apply those kind of standards to their site structure and also what 
they feel about doing them for the sake of usability, etc.

Thanks,
Nick
These are more conventions than standards. It's good to follow if 
possible, but not necessary.
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