What would be the best approach to automate this so I could put in a URL and it detects as much as it can about the website?
Web Developer Checklist
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#72http://site-analytics.org/ The intro is already outdated, I'll make a new one very soon.
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#73Earlier quoted context omitted.
I prefer the 404 pages that something to the effect of "Sorry, that is broken" and then include the results of a site search of the keywords or friendly url that was provided. It's less confusing and keeps people on site.
If you do this (which you should in my opinion), please return the 404 code. For example Facebook used to return 200 on error. Very confusing.
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#74Great start. Wish it were set up to be collaborative so we could suggest some of the missing elements.
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#76I see that Jakob Nielsen's venerable "Top 10 Mistakes in Web Design" checklist http://www.nngroup.com/articles/top-10-mistakes-web-design/ just got new styling the other day, as I work on updating my seventeen-year-old personal website. There are still a LOT of websites that make several of those top ten mistakes. They are higher priority than many of the other issues mentioned on the checklist kindly submitted here.…
Nice list, but I think it can be condensed into one: Use your own site and make sure you don't hate it yourself.