It’s amazing all of the small stuff that you overlook when you develop and build a website. You think of functionality, cross browser compatibility (my websites are unique in that Firefox is the dominant browser), but rarely does it cross anyone’s mind to check for W3C compliance. Well, you can now rest assured-http://linuxconsultant.info is now fully W3C compliant.
Why not take the plunge, and check for W3C compliance on your site, using the W3C Validator? You might be surprised at it’s results (as I was on my site).
Eventually, I might enforce W3C compliance on all of my sites. A good thing about checking for W3C compliance is that you also learn how to write proper XHTML. A common mistake that I’ve made on about 90% of my web pages has been with using capital letters for tags (A, BR, P, etc), which is apparently against XHTML standards. I’ll be the first to say that I’m not a great web designer- but tools like this can help anyone be better at making their own webpages (or more importantly, making them cross browser compatible, and standards compliant).
So, enjoy your browsing experience at http://linuxconsultant.into, as it’s now fully W3C compliant!
