Website Standards
Clean Code with HTML 5
Thursday, September 10th, 2009
Earlier this week, I wrote about what clean code looks like. It dawned on me that we won’t be dealing with just XHTML and HTML 4.01, HTML 5 is coming in hot and heavy.
Let’s take a look at what clean code will look like with HTML 5 once it is in production.
Here are [...]
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What does “clean code” look like?
Monday, September 7th, 2009
When talking about web standards, the topic of “clean code” comes up often.
What is “clean code?”
and..
What does it look like?
When I speak of code that I call “clean” code, there is proper separation of content, design, and functionality as well as a nice semantic structure from top to bottom.
We use HTML to describe and display [...]
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Why Standards Based Web Design?
Thursday, September 3rd, 2009
It doesn’t really matter who you are, or what you do. When you own a website, you want people to visit it.
This can be a little more complex than just publishing the website on a web server. The methods your web developer uses to accomplish the design you want may cripple your site for some [...]
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