For directory organization:
You have multiple style sheets for your site, one for each page. This is probably bad practice in this case, you’d want something a little more global.
Also, I don’t know that I’d append -hyde.html to the end of my files. Users/crawlers would already be on hyde.com/whatever.html so it’s a little redundant to add it to the file name and makes it a little less human readable.
It’s great that you are prefixing images, but I’d do it by image type instead of what page they are on. What happens if you need to use the same image on multiple pages? Maybe something like telescope-celestron.jpg or instrument-celestron.jpg instead.
All is valid.
For directory organization: You have multiple style sheets for your site, one for each page. This is probably bad practice in this case, you’d want something a little more global.
Also, I don’t know that I’d append -hyde.html to the end of my files. Users/crawlers would already be on hyde.com/whatever.html so it’s a little redundant to add it to the file name and makes it a little less human readable.
It’s great that you are prefixing images, but I’d do it by image type instead of what page they are on. What happens if you need to use the same image on multiple pages? Maybe something like telescope-celestron.jpg or instrument-celestron.jpg instead.