Tag Archives: CSS
Best practices
Best practices for writing semantically correct code for web require that content, presentation and behaviour are separated by putting (X)HTML, CSS and JavaScript code in separate files. … Continue reading
Semantically Correct Code
Writing semantically correct code is nothing more than common sense. All that there is about HTML code semantics is that each element in a web page should have an HTML element corresponding to its meaning that would correspond to its content and purpose. … Continue reading
Valid (X)HTML and CSS code
When creating a new web page, the first thing to do is to define a doctype. What is a doctype? It is a declaration of layout mode that is activated within the browser when it renders the page. Therefore, having a valid HTML/XHTML and CSS code means that the way web page is written complies with layout mode declared in doctype. In other words, by declaring a doctype and writing compliant (X)HTML and CSS code means that you create a page that you say you do. If that is the case, all browsers will render the page in the same way. … Continue reading
Web Standards
Introduction web standards and why they are important to web users, developers and business owners. … Continue reading
