Lesson Good housekeeping
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In this lesson we're going to look at some "good housekeeping" aspects of web design. These are issues that aren't immediately going to affect your success as an affiliate, but will help you further down the line as your site grows.
Why should you care?
Websites have a habit of getting very large, very fast. If you've done something wrong on fifty pages, fixing it can take up a lot of your precious time. And time, as we know, is money. If you can nail these concepts from the outset, you'll save yourself a lot of re-jigging later.
Naming files:
When you're creating files for using on the web, there are a number of conventions you should observe:
Keep file names lowercase.
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photo.jpg
Photo.JPG
The reason for this is that file names are very often case-sensitive on the web. In other words, photo.jpg and Photo.JPG are NOT the same file. Instead of spending hours trying to figure out why your images or files aren't displaying, it's best to just write everything in lower case...
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