Web Designing and W3C Standards

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Designing with Web Standards By Sue Jenkins Web standards, simply put, are the basic rules that all Web designers, coders, and programmers should understand and follow when designing and building webpages. While these standards m...

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W3C Launches Community Groups to Help Create Web Standards The World Wide Web Consortium is trying to make it easier for developers and Internet stakeholders to create and define Web standards. Right now, the ability to define and create a Web standard is to ...

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W3C Announces MathML 3, New Standards for Math on the Web W3C has announced the third version of its standards for the inclusion of mathematical expressions in Web pages. MathML (Mathematical Markup Language) is aimed to make math on the Web more accessible ...

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New W3C Groups Aim to Streamline Web Standards Creation Developers and businesses who want to get involved in the creation of Web standards now have an easier and more efficient way of doing so, thanks to the World Wide Web Consortium's (W3C) launch of Co...

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W3C: Internet TV Needs Standards "Internet TV" no longer means simply bringing Internet content to the television screen. Internet TV is no longer encompassed by the idea that users want to check their email on the big screen in the ...

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W3C’s Unicorn Validator Checks Multiple Standards at Once Want to find out how magically terrible your web code is? Just ask the Unicorn. The web's governing body has launched a new validation tool called Unicorn that checks the quality of your website's cod...