Comments on: Front End Site Structure http://www.tdcreative.net/blog/front-end-site-structure/ Intuitive and effective web development. Thu, 28 Aug 2008 20:10:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: DoubleJ http://www.tdcreative.net/blog/front-end-site-structure/#comment-26647 DoubleJ Wed, 16 Apr 2008 18:35:42 +0000 http://www.tdcreative.net/blog/front-end-site-structure/#comment-26647 In reply to your page elements section, consider a book(not a novel type but for example a school learning book). You should find a structure a bit similar to this (I took math book as example).: Main Book Title (h1) (example: Math) - Chapter 1 (h2) (Basic operators) - Chapter 1.1 (h3) (Add and Substract) - Chapter 1.2 (h3) (Multiply) etc. Don't know how you look at this DoobDee, but in my opinion if you write a page which purpose is to inform people about 'any thing(your services/products etc) this can also be seen as writing a small book in the form of a page, hence you apply 'chapters' by adding headings. Just my 2 cents. In reply to your page elements section, consider a book(not a novel type but for example a school learning book).

You should find a structure a bit similar to this (I took math book as example).:
Main Book Title (h1) (example: Math)
- Chapter 1 (h2) (Basic operators)
- Chapter 1.1 (h3) (Add and Substract)
- Chapter 1.2 (h3) (Multiply)
etc.

Don’t know how you look at this DoobDee, but in my opinion if you write a page which purpose is to inform people about ‘any thing(your services/products etc) this can also be seen as writing a small book in the form of a page, hence you apply ‘chapters’ by adding headings.

Just my 2 cents.

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