Category Archives: Web Standards

Government Web Standards & Recommendations

Posted on April 3, 2007 by Dan

I meant to blog about this a few weeks back, but I forgot. The New Zealand government has recently released the NZ Government Web Standards and Recommendations v1.0. This document covers mark-up (HTML, XHTML, CSS), content, page layout, security, you-name-it; … Continue reading →

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Let’s get naked!

Posted on April 3, 2007 by Dan

April the 5th is CSS Naked Day, so twoseven.co.nz is going to get naked. Admittedly, this is kinda pointless, since twoseven.co.nz uses a standard WordPress template, and so you won’t expect to discover anything remarkable once the ClotheSS come off, … Continue reading →

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Where web standards are at.

Posted on February 28, 2007 by Dan

Ethan Marcotte writes an excellent article on web standards over at A List Apart. I must confess that I’m a validation stickler, but this article gives me some good reasons to stick to those standards, apart from sheer, blind pragmatism. … Continue reading →

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