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'''Femke Snelting, [https://constantvzw.org/verlag/spip.php?page=article&id_article=101&mot_filtre=5&id_lang=0# Constant Verlag], 2008''' | '''Femke Snelting, [https://constantvzw.org/verlag/spip.php?page=article&id_article=101&mot_filtre=5&id_lang=0# Constant Verlag], 2008''' | ||
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* <mark>Webstandards</mark> as evolving set of agreements on how digital information should be structured and organized into compatible units | |||
** separate Webs code in HTML for content and CSS for form | |||
* this working premise of W3C states that separating content from presentation facilitates exchange of information (of 'true information' or 'meaning') | |||
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* lack of standardization: early on browsers where not compatible, each fighting over their market share, inventing their own mark up | |||
** resulted in problems for designers, content providers and users (impossible to predict what user will see on their screen) | |||
* Call for standardization <mark>Acid test</mark> introduced competing for compliancy rather than difference between browsers | |||
Revision as of 16:19, 19 January 2025
Femke Snelting, Constant Verlag, 2008
- Webstandards as evolving set of agreements on how digital information should be structured and organized into compatible units
- separate Webs code in HTML for content and CSS for form
- this working premise of W3C states that separating content from presentation facilitates exchange of information (of 'true information' or 'meaning')
- lack of standardization: early on browsers where not compatible, each fighting over their market share, inventing their own mark up
- resulted in problems for designers, content providers and users (impossible to predict what user will see on their screen)
- Call for standardization Acid test introduced competing for compliancy rather than difference between browsers