The prefix is used to give context to your blog posts (or other type of content), so users know what to expect.
Example 1: Use "CODE:" when your blog post is about coding or "VIDEO:" when it has a video.
Northwind Traders with Entity Framework Core
❌ Figure: Bad example - Post title with no prefix
CODE: Northwind Traders with Entity Framework Core
✅ Figure: Good example - Using a prefix in the post title
You should also use prefixes (based on the content, like lists) for grouping and a better scanning:
Configure your work email on your mobile
Mobile Phone Answering Message
Install the Control4 App on your phone
Configure Teams
Link your Azure & Azure DevOps benefits to your Organizational Account
Request Access to VSTS Projects
Do you know how to find stuff?
Setup and Create a timesheet in TimePRO
Setup your HR Records (Not for Work Experience)
Your details on payroll system CRM - Add your details to CRM
Make a small code change on SugarLearning.com (Developers only)
❌ Figure: Bad example - Data list with no prefixes
Phone - Configure your work email on your mobile
Phone - Mobile Phone Answering Message
Phone - Install the Control4 App on your phone
PC - Configure Teams
DevOps - Link your Azure & Azure DevOps benefits to your Organizational Account
DevOps - Request Access to VSTS Projects
Intranet - Do you know how to find stuff?
TimePro - Setup and Create a timesheet in TimePRO
CRM - Setup your HR Records (Not for Work Experience)
CRM - Your details on payroll system CRM - Add your details to CRM
Exercise - Make a small code change on SugarLearning.com (Developers only)
✅ Figure: Good example - Using a prefix in data