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Log in or Log on? Front-end or Frontend? We continue to understand



Last time we talked about the difference between login and log in. In continuation of the topic - a few nuances, which you asked to tell in the comments.


Log in and Log on


Log in and Log on are synonyms. Log in is used more often (otherwise we would not log in, but log in):

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Microsoft traditionally writes Log on, and Apple and UNIX write Log in. It all depends on the style guide (style guide).

Council Write Log in, if it does not contradict the style manual.

Source: techterms.com , dictionary.cambridge.org

Front-end, front end and frontend




Examples:


As for the coherent writing, here is the same situation as with the words email and plugin. The language is changing and some words that were previously written with a hyphen, are increasingly merging together today.


Similarly, back-end, back end and backend.

Council If in doubt, write together. This will not be a serious mistake.

Sources : english.stakexchange.com , dzone.com

Sign in and Sign up




Council These two designs are often confused with each other, they are too similar. To remedy the situation, replace sign up with something else:

  • register;
  • join;
  • create account;
  • get started.



Source: uxmovement.com

"Up" and "up"




Examples:


Council Try instead of the word "up" to write "to the very top." If the meaning has not changed, then write "up".

  • Rise to the top , I will wait for you there - there was an abstract direction to the upper floor, and there was an instruction to rise to the roof.
  • Climb to the very top of that mountain! - as was the top of the mountain, so it remained.



The name of the button “Top” is written together, if there are no specifications like “to the top of the page”.



Source: gramota.ru


And what difficulties do you have?

Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/315166/


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