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http://www.tauberkienan.com/ecommerce/styleguide/index.html
CREATING AND USING A STYLE GUIDE. Good notes on how to organize a style guide. *Notes from the Silicon Valley Webgrrls: "When putting together guidelines for writing and formatting content for the Web, be sure and include:
Style writing guidelines
Trademarks, copyright usage
Logo usage
Templates usage (with your branding and your web site navigation)
Meta tags (Author, Date, Description, Keyowrds, Title...)
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http://www.ge.com/standards/
GE WEBSITE STYLE GUIDE. Excellent example of a site style guide to aim for.
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http://www.med.yale.edu
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YALE STYLE MANUAL. Covers design, navigation, graphics, and more.
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http://www.att.com/style/
AT&T STYLE GUIDE. This is a link to the old design style guide—new one due out May 23, 2001—but still an example of how to set up a guide.
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http://uncle-netword.com/webstyle/index.html
UNCLE NETWORD'S WEBSTYLE GUIDE. Deals more with writing, but it's writing for the Web.
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Here's a variety of university/educational Web Style Guides: Xavier University's WWW Style Guide, Southeast Missouri State University's Web Style Guide, Florida State University's Web Style Guide, OHSU's Web Publishing Style Guide
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http://www.nypl.org/styleguide/
NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY ONLINE STYLE GUIDE. Even covers XHTML.
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http://www.economist.com/library/styleGuide/
ECONOMIST.COM STYLE GUIDE. Just to round out the bunch.
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