Steps: Governance
June 9, 2024
6:49 AM
Punctuation governance when defining technical steps to follow
Example
Tip-off
ItemFunctionType
Interpretation
:physical device:
Bounded with colons ':' before and after
Environment definer
The context or environment we are using as the reference point , in this case, is the physical device ie Not software based.
:Screen; Top-Left: with 'gear' icon (for Settings)
CamelCased with hyphen seperators to unify cardinals into one thought-idea, one object of meaning.
Cardinal Nav Orientation unifier.
When you are in the context of the device's Screen, you'll want your eye to look from the Top Left to be properly oriented before moving forward.
:Screen; Top-Left: with 'gear' icon (for Settings)
semi-colons ';' to separate concepts or parameters in a kvp realationship within the bounded :Environment or Context:.
properties punctuation within environment definition
Once at the Screen we are providing additional contextual information to help guide your gaze towards the optimal reference point.  Top-Left in this Case will be new reference anchor point.
'Information' Menu item; with 'I' icon
Text that is bounded by single hanging indent quotes.
Label function
Look for the Label appearing on the current Screen page that uses 'Information Menu' as it's header.
:Screen; Top-Left: with 'gear' icon (for Settings)
'word' followed by icon
Labelled icon
'gear' icon provides an indicator that we have here a Settings Menu portal.
'Information' Menu item; with 'I' icon
Preceded by a Label ';' The Semi-colon provides punctuation that separates property items.
Properties punctuation when plural
When looking at the 'Information' Menu item we also take not that it has a corresponding icon matching the thought-object of 'Information'; 'I' is the icon thought-object image.