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This week it’s another RAPIDFIRE!!! Nothing but HOT question & answer action. We talked about (roughly in order): Q & A: 1:47 Could you recommend any good WordPress plugins to work with for a bilingual support? 10:38 Is it possible to have a single page website perform well in terms of SEO? 19:03 When starting from scratch on a smaller site I tend to work first on the markup, then once happy I begin the styling. This usually means going through all selectors in the DOM and pasting them into the stylesheet. Have you found a tool to scan a DOM and spit out all the classes (and maybe IDs) for styling with? 25:12 How should I handle vertical rhythm? 33:18 Have you guys had any luck using MAMP on Mountain Lion? 35:07 I’m having problems with version control. Do you have any advice? 42:49 When or why it would be better to use @extend in certain instances versus creating a mixin and using @include? 49:15 My client expects pixel perfection when translating PSD to website. What do you think is a reasonable level of fidelity to the mockup to expect from a developer? 57:51 In responsive web design, what are the advantages and disadvantages of including media queries “inline” in your CSS versus putting them in separate CSS files? Sponsors: 17:05 lynda.com – The best online learning resource. Check out great courses like: SVG, JavaScript for Web Designers, Designing a Logo for a Band, Writing Press Releases, Monday Productivity Pointers, and so much more. Get a free 7 day trial now! 54:41 E4H – Craft CMS Summit – Environments for Humans brings together some of the Web’s most notable experts in Craft for an all-new, one-day only online conference, the Craft CMS Summit 2014! Bring the experts to your desktop June 17th from 9AM to 5PM (CT). Get your tickets now! Show Links: Multilingual WordPress Microsoft English Microsoft Hebrew Smartling.com – Website Translation Create Crawlable Link Friendly AJAX Websites Using Push State EmberJS.com Angular JS Baseline Grids on the Web – Jason Santa Maria The Extend Concept (SCSS) Craft CMS
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Show Notes
This week it’s another RAPIDFIRE!!! Nothing but HOT question & answer action.
We talked about (roughly in order):
Q & A:
- 1:47 Could you recommend any good WordPress plugins to work with for a bilingual support?
- 10:38 Is it possible to have a single page website perform well in terms of SEO?
- 19:03 When starting from scratch on a smaller site I tend to work first on the markup, then once happy I begin the styling. This usually means going through all selectors in the DOM and pasting them into the stylesheet. Have you found a tool to scan a DOM and spit out all the classes (and maybe IDs) for styling with?
- 25:12 How should I handle vertical rhythm?
- 33:18 Have you guys had any luck using MAMP on Mountain Lion?
- 35:07 I’m having problems with version control. Do you have any advice?
- 42:49 When or why it would be better to use @extend in certain instances versus creating a mixin and using @include?
- 49:15 My client expects pixel perfection when translating PSD to website. What do you think is a reasonable level of fidelity to the mockup to expect from a developer?
- 57:51 In responsive web design, what are the advantages and disadvantages of including media queries “inline” in your CSS versus putting them in separate CSS files?
Sponsors:
- 17:05 lynda.com – The best online learning resource. Check out great courses like: SVG, JavaScript for Web Designers, Designing a Logo for a Band, Writing Press Releases, Monday Productivity Pointers, and so much more. Get a free 7 day trial now!
- 54:41 E4H – Craft CMS Summit – Environments for Humans brings together some of the Web’s most notable experts in Craft for an all-new, one-day only online conference, the Craft CMS Summit 2014! Bring the experts to your desktop June 17th from 9AM to 5PM (CT). Get your tickets now!
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