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Slickmap CSS file to map out sites during design
- ivan_ah 13y agoNeat. This reminds of a prerequisite charts for university courses[1,2]. _______ [1] http://www.texample.net/tikz/examples/labs-schema/ http://www.texample.net/tikz/examples/labs-schema/ [2] http://www.texample.net/tikz/examples/prerequisite-chart/ http://www.texample.net/tikz/examples/prerequisite-chart/
- davidandgoliath 13y agoYou've just reminded me of the time I spent parsing through university course books -- what a nightmare; I have to assume these days they've improved on the process of 'look up course #, turn to the back of a separate book, dig through an array of numbers and hope for the best..' Somehow through it all I ended up in three calculus courses simultaneously and decided university wasn't for me.
- lostsock 13y agoThis is actually from July 2009. Not that it matters all that much as I'm sure it is still useful but I thought I should point it out.
- davidandgoliath 13y agoSure is! :) Just found out about it earlier today and it'll come in handy for a site redesign I'm doing, thought I'd spread the word.
- thezilch 13y agoNot just "sites;" I can see this being great for some API's topology.
- bunkat 13y agoAre site maps still a thing? I don't remember the last time I actually saw one. Still pretty nice though, lots of other users for this type of chart.
- atlbeer 13y agoI'm about to use it for documentation and reference purposes. It feels like a great tool for that
- jgeerts 13y agoThat's beautiful, also the fact that you think about restful url's beforehand is a big plus. It's also good to think about the language/terms that you want to use throughout your application.