13 Steps to a Successful Website Launch
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Moving From HTML To XHTML
A few years back, XHTML came onto the web design scene and I haven’t looked back. The differences between XHTML and HTML are not that complicated. However, I’m assuming that you are a fairly clean coder when I say that. One of the main purposes of XHTML was to create a standardized way of coding HTML.
In the past, the rules of what you could and couldn’t do with your coding were fairly loose. In the end, it just led to really sloppy coding. Below is a list of differences between the two languages. Putting these rules into practice will make you a better, more consistent coder and allow your pages to validate for XHTML.
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