Citation and reference to a figure: which comes first? This may be a bit of hair-splitting, but maybe there is a proper way to do this: In my thesis I present an external application. I want to give a literature reference to the application and a reference to a screenshot. What comes first, the literature reference or the screenshot reference?


  The SuperFramework [1] (cf. Figure 1.1) ...


or


  The SuperFramework (cf. Figure 1.1) [1] ...


Figure 1.1 is the screenshot.
I don't think there's any way to stick a citation and figure reference right next to one another in a non-ugly way, so I cheat.  When faced with a situation like this, I reorganize the sentence so that they are separated, e.g.:


  The SuperFramework [1], for which a screenshot is shown in Figure 1.1, ...