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Will It Fly? How to Know if Your New Business Idea Has Wings...Before You Take the Leap
I’ve just finished rebuilding the home site of siemens.com using the Web Standards approach. In this case Web Standards signifies building a web site with a total separation of content and presentation, using XHTML to structuring the content and CSS to format the content. Web Standards also means the use of semantic structure in the web document, which can be done by surrounding the content with an appropriate mark up like H1, P, list instead of meaningless mark up like table-tr-td. It also means to lay out the site correctly, as one should already know that the table exists in order to structure the content tabularly- not to lay out the whole site.
I’ve just finished rebuilding the home site of siemens.com using the Web Standards approach. In this case Web Standards signifies building a web site with a total separation of content and presentation, using XHTML to structuring the content and CSS to format the content. Web Standards also means the use of semantic structure in the web document, which can be done by surrounding the content with an appropriate mark up like H1, P, list instead of meaningless mark up like table-tr-td. It also means to lay out the site correctly, as one should already know that the table exists in order to structure the content tabularly- not to lay out the whole site.