Microformats enhance your resume and blog

hResume is a microformat for publishing resumes and bios. Mainly used for publishing resumes and personal resumes
The hResume format is based on a common set of numerous field resumes published on the website today. Where possible field names have been selected and reused from original microformats .
The way to implement hResume is simply to apply the advanced comprehensive application of Hcard, hCalendar, hReview, and XFN in micro formats.

Creation of hResumes:
Required format: hCard

Semantic XHTML design principles

The built-in XHTML is XML and therefore, conforms to the XHTML format and can be used not only for display presentation convenience but also for general purpose data exchange. In many ways, the best examples of compatible formats are in HTML and XML. However, when constructing the XHTML format, it helps to have a set of guiding principles.

1. Reusable schemas (names, objects, properties, values, types, hierarchies, constraints) are built from pre-existing foundations wherever possible, as well as supporting standards references. Avoid restating source criteria that limit expression.
   1. For multiple components of the same type, use nested elements with the class name equivalent of the name component.
   2. Therefore multiple nested contents are used to represent multiple literal values ​​separated by commas.
2. Use the most accurate XHTML cornerstone of precise semantics for every object etc.
3. Use a common structural element (such as <span> or <div>), or appropriate contextual content (such as <li> within <ul> or <ol>).
4. Use class names based on the names from the original schema, unless the semantics of the XHTML represent exactly that part of the original schema. Component names are implicit in the documentation (rather than explicitly defining the schema).
   The components of the namespace become dash '-' characters.
5. If the formatted data according to the original schema is too long or unfriendly, use <abbr> instead of a generic structural element, and convert the data into literal 'title' attributes (like the address of where to go), and more Simplicity and human readability are factors in themselves. Further enrich the use of <abbr>.

The structure of hResume is as follows:

* hresume: root class name
* summary: is used to mark the outlined qualifications and objectives.
* contact: The current contact information in hCard should use <address> with hCard where possible.
* education: Applicable to hcalendar activities.
* experience: Applicable to hcalendar activities. Job titles/positions should use hCard.
* skill: An hResume can be marked using the relative notation microformat and the name of the 'skill' class.
*Affiliation: The class name affiliation is used together with hcard organization, that is, alliance, team.
* publications: Just use <cite>. When there are citations, you can use them to match the component citations to further mark the elements.