What would a wiki be without naming conventions for pages? This is what's worked for us so far:

• ArticleFooBar - an article, HOWTO, or other non-reference page (example: ArticleFlashSecurity)
• ObjectFooMethod - a reference page on the object.foo method (example: WindowStopMethod)
• ObjectBarProperty - a reference page on the document.bar property (example: ScreenColorDepthProperty)
• FooObject - a reference page on the foo object, which may have its own properties and methods (example: ScreenObject)
• FooElement - a reference page on the foo element (example: AElement)
• FooBarAttribute - a reference page on the bar attribute of the foo element (example: ATargetAttribute)
• BarAttribute - a reference page on the bar attribute which is allowed on any element (example: AccesskeyAttribute)
• FooCSSProperty - a reference page on a specific CSS property (example: BorderLeftCSSProperty)
• FooCSSColor - a reference page on a specific CSS color keyword (example: PapayawhipCSSColor)
• FooCSSPseudoClass - a reference page on a specific CSS pseudo-class (example: HoverCSSPseudoClass)
• MetaFoo - a meta-page about the project itself (like this page on naming conventions)