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May 27, 2016 03:00 pm GMT
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Everything OK: Is Your Website Valid, Accessible, and Fast?
Web development is becoming more and more sophisticated. Aside from the correct markup of HTML and CSS, there are plenty of factors that don’t necessarily affect the look of a website, yet they can still influence a website’s success. This includes a barrier-free display of the content, as well as other components. Having all of this covered is difficult. That’s why there are many tools that help you get to the rating “everything OK”. Classic Validators for HTML and CSS First, you should make sure that your HTML and CSS source code is flawless. Here, the W3C offers a validator, which searches your HTML source code for errors, and displays alerts as well as suggestions for improvement. Aside from sticking to the syntax, there are other factors that you need to keep in mind when it comes to HTML or HTML5, respectively. W3C Validator for HTML Semantics play a big role especially when it comes to HTML5. Therefore, you should make sure that your website sticks to HTML5’s semantic rules. This includes proper placement of captions. Every “<article>” element should contain a caption. Multiple “<h1>” captions should be avoided. The W3C validator makes you aware of these things. For CSS, […]Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Noupe/~3/ACb17YXqkok/website-valid-accessible-fast-97754.html
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