w3c standards:
making the web a better place

What if you could buy a piece of software for your PC and be 100% sure it would work flawlessly? What if you then bought an Apple Macintosh (or a Linux machine) and the same piece of software worked perfectly on those too without any modification, or the need to buy another license? Wouldn't that be great?

Of course software doesn't work that way but, if we all work towards it, the web just might. The W3C (the not-for-profit governing council) work to create standards that ensure designers can produce sites that will display well across all standards-compliant browsers regardless of platform.

The benefits of standard compliance include:

• Faster page loading(due to more efficient code)
• Cheaper site redesigns (due to separation of page appearence and content)
• Improved accessibility for disabled users (through development of the Web Accessibility Initiative)
• Improved accessibility for users of browsers other than Interent Explorer (such as the excellent Mozilla Firefox)

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