About the Author
by Elliotte Rusty Harold
Refactoring HTML: Improving the Design of Existing Web Applications
- Copyright
- Praise for Refactoring HTML
- The Addison-Wesley Signature Series
- Foreword by Martin Fowler
- Foreword by Bob DuCharme
- About the Author
- 1. Refactoring
- Why Refactor
- Smell: Illegible Code
- Smell: The CEO Can’t Fill Out His Travel Expense Vouchers
- Smell: Slow Page-Rendering Times
- Smell: Pages Appear Different in Different Browsers
- Smell: Pages Require Dangerous or Nonstandard Technologies
- Smell: Your Company’s Home Page Suddenly Says, “Pwned by Elite Doodz”
- Smell: Your First Appearance on Google Is on Page 17
- Smell: Readers Send E-mail Saying Your Site Is Broken
- When to Refactor
- What to Refactor To
- Objections to Refactoring
- Why Refactor
- 2. Tools
- 3. Well-Formedness
- What Is Well-Formedness?
- Change Name to Lowercase
- Quote Attribute Value
- Fill In Omitted Attribute Value
- Replace Empty Tag with Empty-Element Tag
- Add End-tag
- Remove Overlap
- Convert Text to UTF-8
- Escape Less-Than Sign
- Escape Ampersand
- Escape Quotation Marks in Attribute Values
- Introduce an XHTML DOCTYPE Declaration
- Terminate Each Entity Reference
- Replace Imaginary Entity References
- Introduce a Root Element
- Introduce the XHTML Namespace
- 4. Validity
- Introduce a Transitional DOCTYPE Declaration
- Remove All Nonexistent Tags
- Add an alt Attribute
- Replace embed with object
- Introduce a Strict DOCTYPE Declaration
- Replace center with CSS
- Replace font with CSS
- Replace i with em or CSS
- Replace b with strong or CSS
- Replace the color Attribute with CSS
- Convert img Attributes to CSS
- Replace applet with object
- Replace Presentational Elements with CSS
- Nest Inline Elements inside Block Elements
- 5. Layout
- 6. Accessibility
- Convert Images to Text
- Add Labels to Form Input
- Introduce Standard Field Names
- Turn on Autocomplete
- Add Tab Indexes to Forms
- Introduce Skip Navigation
- Add Internal Headings
- Move Unique Content to the Front of Links and Headlines
- Make the Input Field Bigger
- Introduce Table Descriptions
- Introduce Acronym Elements
- Introduce lang Attributes
- 7. Web Applications
- 8. Content
- A. Regular Expressions
Elliotte Rusty Harold is an internationally respected writer, programmer, and educator. His Cafe con Leche web site (www.cafeconleche.org) has become one of the most popular sites for information on XML. In addition, he is the author and coauthor of numerous books, the most recent of which are Java I/O (O’Reilly, 2006), Java Network Programming (O’Reilly, 2004), Effective XML (Addison-Wesley, 2003), and XML in a Nutshell (O’Reilly, 2002).
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