Saif Bechan

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bio	website	saifbechan.com
	location	Netherlands
	age	29
visits	member for	2 years, 10 months
	seen	Mar 28 at 22:00
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I am a developer currently living in The Netherlands. I mainly focus on building web application, and I like to be a part of every stage in the development. You can say I work from 'grain to bread', from the basic starting point, the grain, to the final product.

In terms of development these are brainstorming about the project, choosing the appropriate architecture and framework, developing the application, working on the design and layout, and finally launching the application and on working on the optimization.

	875 reputation	bio	website	saifbechan.com	visits	member for	2 years, 10 months
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Nov 9	comment	Should I change from reset.css to normalize.css You are right that you have to look at what suites your project best, I was wondering if there were any major benefits of choosing one above the other. So far not.
Nov 9	comment	Should I change from reset.css to normalize.css Yes it is exactly as you say, they are quite same, only the normalize has a lot more hacks for html5, especially the version that html5bolerplate usses. That's why I am considering putting starting with normalize.css in my new projects, instead of the everything to zero approach. Just wondering is there are some special considerations people might suggest.
Nov 9	revised	Should I change from reset.css to normalize.css added 113 characters in body
Nov 9	comment	Should I change from reset.css to normalize.css Oh no I will edit in the links. With reset I mean the style sheet from eric meyer, but with the normalize i an talking about the stylesheet that html5 boilerplate uses, the basic idea is found here: necolas.github.com/normalize.css
Nov 9	asked	Should I change from reset.css to normalize.css
Nov 9	accepted	How to go about unused CSS issues
Nov 9	comment	How to go about unused CSS issues The tool I use is gtmetrix.com. It is an online test that does both Yslow and Page Speed. I do not know if they test the complete site. Yslow does not complain about unused CSS, it is Page Speed that does the complaining. It complains about H3 not being used for example, I do not use this on the frontpage, but I do in other pages. + Another thing is the section for printing in my CSS, that is not used anywhere on the normal website, do you have any recommendations for that.
Nov 9	asked	How to go about unused CSS issues
Nov 7	accepted	Creating a subdomain (sub.domain.com) for special posts on a blog: Good idea?
Nov 7	comment	Creating a subdomain (sub.domain.com) for special posts on a blog: Good idea? Thank you for the answer, and I was not really looking for rankings, it was just to make things a little easier. Nice article also, I will read trough that.
Nov 7	asked	Creating a subdomain (sub.domain.com) for special posts on a blog: Good idea?
Nov 6	accepted	Does a page blocked for search engines get indexed after link share (+1)
Nov 6	comment	Blog name and tagline only in the footer, any SEO problems? Really nice explanation. Will try to create an implantation based on on option 1. Accepted answer.
Nov 6	accepted	Blog name and tagline only in the footer, any SEO problems?
Nov 6	asked	Does a page blocked for search engines get indexed after link share (+1)
Nov 2	asked	Blog name and tagline only in the footer, any SEO problems?
Oct 28	accepted	Responsive website VS mobile website
Oct 28	accepted	Is the debate about em VS px VS % in typography still valid
Oct 27	accepted	Is it needed to have your blog title and description in H1 and H2
Oct 27	comment	Is it needed to have your blog title and description in H1 and H2 Ok so it's an html5 change, that makes sense. Are these changes already picked up by the mayor search engines, or is it recommended to just stick with the old system. New one makes more sense tho, because your websites title and description are already in you html head, no need to have them again on your page. And esp not for h1, and h2, because people don't come to your website for the title, they come to read your articles.