Maintain consistent naming conventions throughout the codebase by following established patterns and avoiding redundancy. Key principles include: 1. **Error naming**: Use the pattern `Err + [Subject] + [Error Condition]` (e.g., `ErrStorageRetrievalFailed` instead of `ErrNotGetStorage`) 2. **Test/benchmark naming**: Include underscores for consistency (`Test_` and `Benchmark_` prefixes) 3. **Constant naming**: Use descriptive names that indicate purpose (`DefaultFormat` instead of `FormatDefault`) 4. **Avoid redundant prefixes**: Don't repeat package context in type names (`KeyLookupFunc` instead of `KeyauthKeyLookupFunc`) 5. **Use proper English**: Avoid non-standard plurals or constructions (`AllFormData()` instead of `FormDatas()`) 6. **Function naming**: Choose concise, clear names that match existing patterns (`FromContext()` instead of `FromGoContext()`, `Logger()` to match similar functions) Example of consistent error naming: ```go // Good - follows Err + Subject + Condition pattern ErrStorageRetrievalFailed = errors.New("unable to retrieve data from CSRF storage") ErrStorageSaveFailed = errors.New("unable to save data to CSRF storage") // Avoid - inconsistent pattern ErrNotGetStorage = errors.New("unable to retrieve data from CSRF storage") ``` This ensures code readability and helps developers quickly understand naming conventions when contributing to the project.