Add generic template, example and instructions #18
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Rename both templates ("generic" for the current one)
Link to templates from main README
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Until this is merged see the files here:
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As discussed before.
This PR mainly adds the directory
templates/with a bunch of resources in it:README.md: main entry point to templates workhowto.md: instructions about how to adopt the template, for end usersdesign-considerations: geeky, detailed principles/guidelines behind the templatesgeneric/: the first simple, general-purpose templateguide.html: the public pagew3.org/Guide, with the template (roughly) applied to it, for demonstration purposesvalidate.sh: Bash script to help validating the markup of the templatesThe template is not ready just yet for mass consumption, but working on a branch poses some difficulties (eg, going through rawgit.com to showcase changes), and I want to give this early visibility.
This PR also addresses two comments of #17.