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Revision as of 16:54, 18 September 2015

CAMBRIDGE-JIC

Wiki Design Guide

Make your wiki more beautiful than our team.

This guide briefly dives into incorporating CSS ad Java Script into your wiki, a few graphic design tips, and ways to improve the user experience.

Using CSS and JS

As iGEM teams are unable to upload and refer to CSS and Javascript files, styling your webpages takes a different method to the standard way. Instead, we have uploaded pages that end in _CSS and _JS that are linked to in the html of our other pages. To use a page as a file, simply put the code in HTML and refer to the URL with ?action=raw added. This takes the raw code that was entered.

Graphic Design

Colours

Fonts

Making Images with Inkscape

User Experience