As your screen shots have illustrated, there is no standard for how the URL should be displayed in the omnibox. However, some browsers … Read more
Reasons to use a clickable word The URLs to be linked to are dynamic and of unknown length and it would negatively impact … Read more
There is the longdesc attribute that is supposed to be supported by screenreaders and it serves exactly the purpose.
Interesting question, a couple of points: For example, are users likely to be more suspicious of typing in the unfamiliar fb.me link as … Read more
Using uppercase characters in domain names is fine because they are not case-sensitive. Servers may be case-sensitive, so you should make sure that … Read more
You already use the {SKU}/{Quantity} pattern, so just reuse that pattern. You can use it multiple times by simply repeating the same key … Read more
I’m coming from a web developer perspective, so I am a bit biased, but here’s my two cents: Local domains are great, but … Read more
I was researching this exact subject just a couple of months ago. (Our domain is also 16 letters.) We decided to go with … Read more
Generally, you want to avoid using auto-incrementing IDs for any public URL or code, to avoid giving out information about your application. Consider … Read more
I would try to combine the sub-domain and sub-folder approach with company name and user name (if ourwebapp.com is your domain) http://companyname.ourwebapp.com/username/ This … Read more
