Unicode terminology

[xfq]

1.1 Stylistic Conventions
https://w3c.github.io/uievents-code/#style-conventions

Unicode character encodings are shown as: U+003d.

Unicode code point, rather than "Unicode character encodings", should be more accurate here. Moreover, i18n generally recommends using "A"–"F" (rather than "a"–"f") for the code point values.

[annevk]

It should reference and use the style of https://infra.spec.whatwg.org/.

[aphillips]

Adding some clarification to this issue.

As @xfq notes, "Unicode character encodings" is incorrect in this context. A Unicode character encoding would be something like UTF-8, UTF-16, etc. You actually mean Unicode code point.

Guidelines on quoting characters can be found in our Best Practices doc here.

I endorse @annevk's comment also. Note that the specific location in Infra is here. I will update our guidance to include that location and for mutual consistency.