Topic: Standards tips (Page 1 of 1)

Can someone point me to some good site(s) that discuss the concepts of common web standards, not necesarry syntax, as i know www.w3c.org, i mean ideas, benefits and similar subjects.
I found nothing on Zeldman's site or on www.w3c.org (aside from the whole specs)...
Thanks


Curiously yours, crip

Check these out :

• Why tables for layout is stupid
• The benefits of Web Standards to your visitors, your clients and you!
• The Business Value of Web Standards
• Throwing Tables Out the Window
• An Interview With Mike Davidson of ESPN
• web-graphics.com
• A LIST APART
• SimpleBits
• Digital Web Magazine
• ...

In fact, from these sites you should be able find all the informations you need about web standards.

Hope that helps,

Thanks a lot


Curiously yours, crip

this needs to be faq'd most definately

yeah, to be honest i was waiting for some of the hardcore guys around here to come and slam me with that faq-pointing-device ;)


Curiously yours, crip

(Edited by crip on 08-18-2004 11:01)

I always get slammed - I just never remember the faq section.

A good site for beginners wanting to learn the compliant way to do things is http://www.htmldog.com , I realise this isn't what this thread is about, although you may find something interesting there since it is also a blog about standards.

I think the next version of the asylum should have an automated 'related/relevant posts' feature so that in each thread it links to similar threads (making use the search indexes I would assume) - just a thought tho

SCRWD//MULTIMEDIA PORTAL

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smonkey said:
I think the next version of the asylum should have an automated 'related/relevant posts' feature so that in each thread it links to similar threads (making use the search indexes I would assume) - just a thought tho

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Wow! that's an excellent suggestion. All the the links to the related posts/thread could be at the bottom of the pages, in a separate DIV. These related posts/thread could also appear in the FAQ.

Actually, marking a link as "related post/thread" could be as easy as adding a * after the [ url ] UBB code. The problem of updating the "related post/thread" table when a post is added, edited or removed could be solved by using a counter, and updating it accordingly to the changes made in the post. And to delete the records once their counter hits zero.

Well, it's really worth a post in the Getting to know the Grail mate!



(Edited by poi on 08-19-2004 23:55)