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An Investigation into the Existence and Use of Standards in Web Design.
(An investigation based report)
Philip Steer
BSc (hons) Computing (Networks)
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Contents
- FIGURES TABLE
- 1. INTRODUCTION
- 2. PROFESSIONAL ISSUES
- 3. BACKGROUND THEORY
- 4. SPECIFICS OF GOOD WEB DESIGN
- 5. ARTICLES, PUBLICATIONS & CURRENT WORK
- 5.1. DESIGNING WITH WEB STANDARDS
- 5.2. ERIC MEYER ON CSS
- 5.3. WEB STANDARDS SOLUTIONS - THE MARKUP AND STYLE HANDBOOK
- 6. INITIAL RESEARCH
- 7. WEB STANDARD CODE
- 8. CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS
- 9. CRITICAL EVALUATION
- 10. BIBLIOGRAPHY & REFERENCES
Figures Table
- Figure 1 - A graph to show the CSS & HTML validation test results
- Figure 2 - A graph to show survey results for Question 7
- Figure 3 - A graph to show the survey results for Question 2
- Figure 4 - A graph to show the survey results for Question 4
- Figure 5 - A graph to show the survey results for Question 5
- Figure 6 - IE user extra content displayed.
- Figure 7 - The main layout
- Figure 8 - The main menu as viewed in IE
- Figure 9 - The 'Basic' layout
- Figure 10 - The 'Pink' layout as viewed in Firefox
- Figure 11 - The 'Pink' layout as viewed in Internet Explorer
- Figure 12 - The 'XP' layout
- Figure 13 - Scrollbars for 'XP'
- Figure 14 - The IE user extra content as displayed in 'XP' layout