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Methodology
Disscussions
First Cofee! Discussion about the project scope.project type.nature of work.preferences and style..
This gives me a brief idea what client is really looking for.includes the suggestions,input & a few creative ideas for our side.
Defining Goals
Identifying the goals to achive and target a specific user group or catering genarel audience etc.
Scales.timelines technology to be used etc, are defined in this step,which finaly can lead to an efficient and effective internet / rich media solution.
Design & Development
Screen Designs are now converted into actual working program/ websites.
We use different softwares,language & technologies like Photoshop,Flash,XHTML,CSS,AJAX,javascript etc depending upon the project requirements.
Project Signoff
Final preview of the project is now presented to the client .
Alterations,additions,modifications can be done in this step before finally launching the project.
Launch!!
Deployment ,Testing & Launch!
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Right-To-Left Text in Markup Languages
Bidirectional Text
Middle eastern languages such as Hebrew and Arabic are written predominantly right-to-left. Numbers are written with the most significant digit left-most, just as in European or other left-to-right text. Languages written in left-to-right scripts are often mixed in, so the complete document is bidirectional in nature, a mix of both right-to-left (RTL) and left-to-right (LTR) writing. Text written in the Hebrew and Arabic languages is often referred to as bidirectional, or "bidi" for short. Naming Conventions The W3C Internationalization Group is now recommending to specification writers that terms such as "property-left" and "property-right" be avoided in favor of terms such as "property-before" and "property-after". When the writing direction changes, for example from left-to-right to either top-to-bottom or right-to-left, "before" and "after" are still correct and do not need to be modified. (This is true for most W3C specifications purposes. Your functionality may vary.) |
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