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XHTML - myths and realities
Clears up a lot of misconceptions and offers practical real life solutions.
SPML - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
service provisioning markup language
The WHATWG Blog " Blog Archive " The longdesc lottery
Includes a useful link to an article about how to use longdesc well.
The W3C Markup Validation Service
Check the markup (HTML, XHTML, …) of Web documents
Beware of XHTML
I believe that XHTML has many good potential applications, and I hope it continues to thrive as a standard. This is precisely why I have written this article. The state of XHTML on the Web today is more broken than the state of HTML, and most people don't realize because the major browsers are using classic HTML parsers that hide the problems. Even among the few sites that know how to trigger the XML parser, the authors tend to overlook some important issues. If you really hope for the XHTML standard to succeed, you should read this article carefully.
Beware of XHTML
I believe that XHTML has many good potential applications, and I hope it continues to thrive as a standard. This is precisely why I have written this article. The state of XHTML on the Web today is more broken than the state of HTML, and most people don't realize because the major browsers are using classic HTML parsers that hide the problems. Even among the few sites that know how to trigger the XML parser, the authors tend to overlook some important issues. If you really hope for the XHTML standard to succeed, you should read this article carefully.
Standards Schmandards - A pragmatic approach to web standards and accessibility
Nice little site reflecting on pragmatic issues surrounding approaches to standards and accessibility. See. esp. the Government section.
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DeWitt Clinton " Blog Archive " Why HTML
The thread started by Elliotte Rusty Harold (super smart guy, and a colleague of mine) called Why XHTML is provoking a number of intelligent and articulate responses. Here's my take:
DeWitt Clinton: Why HTML
"I'm pretty certain that the web itself wouldn't have succeeded if xhtml was required from the beginning, because a web that renders and displays documents is a much better web than one that throws validation errors all over the place."
HTML 5 is now a W3C working draft
The future of web markup enters the standardization process.
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