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2004 August 27 • resources, web standards

Standards resources for beginners

list: Resources for people new to web standards. [credit: 456 Berea Street]

2004 August 22 • web standards

Web Standards: The Official Checklist

list: "The term Web standards can mean different things to different people. For some, it is 'table-free sites', for others it is 'using valid code'. However, Web standards are much broader than that. [credit: Robin Good's Latest News]

2004 August 21 • business, web standards

Why Your Client Cares About Web Standards

article: Don't bury the client with the technical jargon of standards-based design. Focus on the cost effective traits and market advantages of standards and you will have their full attention.

2004 August 21 • web standards

Browse Happy

website: A new campaign from The Web Standards Project, explains why many have stopped using Internet Explorer. You should, too. [credit: 456 Berea Street]

2004 August 18 • web standards

Client guide to web standards

guide: A client-friendly explanation of the benefits of web standards. [credit: 456 Berea Street]

2004 August 14 • resources, web standards

Web Standards Checklist

resource: Max Design provides a great resource for the standards world: A Web Standards Checklist. [credit:Web Standards Project Buzz]

2004 August 11 • web standards

DOCTYPES not relevant?

article: A few things about DOCTYPEs in HTML and XHTML.

2004 August 11 • web standards

MIME types matter; DOCTYPEs don't

article: The distinction between HTML and XHTML is not made in their DOCTYPE, but in their MIME types.

2004 August 10 • web standards

Web standards checklist

checklist: A list of checkpoints for web standards compliance. [credit: 456 Berea Street]

2004 August 8 • code, web standards

Document Object Model

article: When web standards are being discussed, more often than not it's CSS that takes center stage. Yet the Document Object Model is a working standard approved by the World Wide Web Consortium that is correctly implemented in most modern browsers. Learn how to use it to create a better user experience.

2004 August 1 • business, code, web standards

HTML, XHTML, semantics and the future of the web

article: Clarifies exactly what XHTML is, explains why you need to be learning about it from today, and steps through the process of transitioning to the standards based way of marking up for the web, and beyond. [credit: redemption through standards]

2004 July 3 • web standards

Essential reading for web designers

article: Developing with Web Standards is a thorough and well organized resource. Covering it all from why you should be using web standards to methods, guidelines and best practices. [credit: TiKouka]

2004 June 23 • resources, web standards

Link Bonanza

resource: A huge list of links to web standards related resources. [credit: 456 Berea Street]

2004 June 6 • web standards

10 reasons for web standards

list. There are many more, but his list is a good one. [credit: 456 Berea Street]

2004 June 4 • business, web standards

The Browser Wars Reignite

article: Smoke, Mirrors and Silence: The Browser Wars Reignite is an interesting (and frightening) article by Nigel McFarlane on the new browser war that may kill the web. [credit: 456 Berea Street]

2004 May 29 • web standards

Developing With Web Standards

article: "This document explains how and why using web standards will let you build websites in a way that saves time and money for the developer and provides a better experience for the visitor." [Jeffrey Veen]

2004 May 29 • accessibility, resources, web standards

Bookmarks for standards testing

resource: A huge list of links to web standards and accessibility resources. [credit: 456 Berea Street]

2004 May 19 • web standards

Web Standards recommendations and best practices

article: A thorough and well organized resource. Covering it all from why you should be using web standards to methods, guidelines and best practices. [credit: redemption through standards]

2004 May 16 • business, web standards

The Way Forward with Web Standards

website: MACCAWS (making a commercial case for adopting web standards) have published a document outlining the business case for adopting web standards. [credit: GAWDS.org]

2004 May 14 • accessibility, usability, web standards

Using Section 508 to Improve Internet Access to Information for Everybody

PDF: A simple 9 slide presentation on the 508 guidelines and their value to site visitors. Presented at the Society of Technical Communication's 51st Annual Conference. [credit: InfoDesign: Understanding by Design]