[TYPO3-ect] T3N Article

[JoH]

> I ask two questions:
>
> 1.) What is the most direct way for us, to come to a prove of concept?
> 2.) What is the most confortable way for designers to produce
> attractive skins?
>
> This are my thoughts:
>
> We should first work with the first answer. If we have the prove of
> concept done, then we should directly implement the second answer, to
> get as many attractive skins/themes as possible.
>
> Apropos Skins. Is there a difference between skins and themes?

I think a "skin" or "theme" is something completely different.
It's about backend design and layout.
In this case we are talking about HTML/CSS-Templates and there are just a
few rules designers should stick to:

1. Only clean and valid Code
2. Almost accessible layout
3. Should display the same in common browser/system environments
4. Separate style sheets for different areas (common, topmenu, leftmenu,
content, whatever)

They can also include some dummy content we can replace during
"TypoScripting" just to give us a preview of the look and feel.
No markers or subparts necessary since this will be done by the TS-Crew.

I think more "proof of concept" is not necessary.

Joey

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