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Hi Bernhard

Good point about some confusion for some shorted tags.

There has to be a balance I think in terms of brevity and identification while taking into account acronyms that might have dual meanings and having some consistency.

Might I suggest that we do something like your suggestion for ViDes but have 3 letters for first word and 2-3 for second word

The following and other tags could be

[VisIde]
[BraDes]
[VisDes]

and

[UsaPro] for Usability productivity
[UsaInt] for Usability Interface

Also, you are right about having a reference page somewhere for Design Tags - this could be for example on the first Design\WhiteBoards page.


Cheers

Phil Jackson


On 5/22/2011 8:47 AM, Bernhard Dippold wrote:
Hi Marc, all,

While [UX] is quite universal understood, I want you to think (and decide) about a short tag for Visual Identity / Branding Design. Marc mentioned the necessity for newcomers to understand the tag, but I think most of us agree to keeping as much room for a descriptive subject.

Possible tags would be:
[VI] for Visual Identity
[BD] for Branding Design
[VD] for Visual Design
[ViDes] for Visual Design

None of them are self-descriptive, but we should provide a wiki page for new members where such abbreviations have to be explained (together with more general information about our team).

What do you like most?
(I for one prefer [VD])

Could you just add "+1" to the tag of your preference?

Best regards

Bernhard



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