I had a screen vs page "discussion" recently with my managers and marketing
- they were all adamant that we should use "screen" instead of "page". They
never really clarified why (although in hindsight we work with touch screens
so perhaps that's the reason), and since they were so convinced, I did
Here are my definitions, which are not based on any "official" source:
Page (or Web Page)
The HTML page, which unlike print, does not have a definitive depth (or,
unfortunately, width).
Screen
The viewable part of the HTML page, greatly affected by monitor size and
setting.
Window
The browser w
Here are my definitions, which are not based on any "official" source:
Page (or Web Page)
The HTML page, which unlike print, does not have a definitive depth (or,
unfortunately, width).
Screen
The viewable part of the HTML page, greatly affected by monitor size and
setting.
Window
The browser w
For all the writers on this list who have had to define a solid list of
terms in their Styles and Standards:
Working on a design doc., some of which will translate into the User's
guide information. My developer's are referring to everything as a
screen. However, I am working in an HTML-rendered
For all the writers on this list who have had to define a solid list of
terms in their Styles and Standards:
Working on a design doc., some of which will translate into the User's
guide information. My developer's are referring to everything as a
screen. However, I am working in an HTML-rendered
