Written by Arno Zijlstra Wednesday, 15 October 2008 09:55
Opera has launched a site in association with the Yahoo! Developer Network to help you out with working with Web Standards. Besides being a great source of information for already Web Standards aware designers you can take it as a complete course to learn standards-based development.
It already has support from many organizations (including Yahoo! and the Web Standards Project) and universities.
There is a lot to wish for considering web-standards and Joomla! but that is about to change for Joomla! 1.6 and the versions after that. Currently there are discussion going on about how to tackle this large but long awaited change for the Joomla! core.
The most important thing is creating documentation about Joomla! (web) standards before starting to rebuild the core (X)HTML and CSS because this change will probably affect lots of people being it users or developers. The documentation is incredible important because it's not just Joomla! that needs to make a shift in thinking and developing but this is also an important task for 3pd extension developers.
How great would it be to have a Joomla! that is standards compliant to begin with, I would certainly love it. When I have more information you'll be the first to know.
Arno Zijlstra is the creative mind and founder of alvaana.com development lab for the web. He is one of the original founders of the Joomla! Open Source Content Management System and has been involved in a couple of other Open Source projects. His passion is creating sites and interfaces that look different and are built with accessibility, usability and web-standards being truly important. Always on the look out for new things and open to learn from anyone, anytime.
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Re: Search Engine Optimisation
# 1 - Posted by: Search Engine Optimisation on 2009-10-23 07:04:56
This is a great post, something i have been trying with a couple of sites and had moderate success so far. A couple of things in this post that have given me a few ideas to try so thanks for that.