Streamlining with Web Standards
October 9th, 2003
Streamlining with Web Standards
” It wasnt our fault we had to build these monstrosities; all we had to work with was HTML, a markup language created by a British software consultant in his spare time to enable scientists in Switzerland to share information about particle physics! I mean, come on! HTML was designed to display plain text in a hierarchical manner, period no images, no three-column layouts, no multi-color fonts. It was never intended to create the magazine-like layouts we see on the Web today.”
Web Monkey continues to pump out well-written and relevant articles. This time Greg Penhaligon states the case for using web standards and gives a little tutorial on the basics.
Tags: Web design