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ive been involved in the web standards community almost as long as ive been working on the web, and ive long felt that designing to w3c recommendations is the right thing to do. its easy to evangelize standards like xhtml and css, but when it came time to put my money where my mouth is for the redesign of my companys web site, adaptivepath.com, my partners and i had a very frank discussion about whether the effort - and it would be a lot of effort - was really going to be worth it.
we had to ask ourselves, how important is standardization to an individual business like ours? do web standards give organizations a return on investment? does the transition to xhtml and css make financial sense? the answer to those questions is yes.
web standards help you: speed development simplify maintenance and increase opportunity open up site accessibility reduce bandwidth costs improve user experience speed development
so many of our clients have spent numerous hours building multiple versions of their sites, attempting to present a perfect design for as many users as possible who may be viewing their sites on any variety of browsers and devices. for every new design, there is an increase in development, qa, and maintenance time. we wanted to spend less time managing the site and still ensure that it rendered properly on available browsers. with over 95% of our audience now visiting our site w... 下一页