[theme-reviewers] Questions about reviewing a theme

[Chip Bennett]

base64 encoding for CSS (i.e. images) is fine. It is PHP base64 encoding
that is prohibited.

Aesthetics are largely subjective, which is why they are largely left up to
the developer. But when edge cases fail (such as long site
titles/descriptions, nav menus with many items, etc.), then any design
limitations are required to be documented in the Theme, so that the end
user is aware of them.

Thanks for helping out with Theme reviews, and feel free to ask as you have
additional questions!


On Wed, Oct 23, 2013 at 11:49 AM, Sandra Christie | 203-208-0957 | M
Squared Graphics <sandra at msquaredinc.com> wrote:

> Hi,****
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> I’ve just started with doing theme reviews and am coming across some
> general questions.****
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> **·         **Is base64 font encoding for included fonts consider
> acceptable?****
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> **·         **Are issues that fall mostly under aesthetics such as a site
> that only handles short Site Titles well something that is flagged and a
> reason not to approve. Where is the line between what is functioning verses
> visually not optimal?****
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> Thank you for your guidance. No doubt I’ll have many more questions along
> the way.****
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> Regards****
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> Sandra****
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