Pages are compatible with all Screen Readers and Textual Browsers
Web Page Interoperability
Reliable Web Page function in all
User Agents including Graphical Browsers, Screen Readers and Search Engines
Go to the Interoperability Page.
Web Content Accessibility (WCA)
Information and Resources
relating to Web Accessibility for all users including people with
Disabilities. Go to
the WCA page.
HTML5 Polyglot
HTML5 polyglot documents enable Web Developers to copy
and paste blocks of Markup from other documents written in either
HTML or XHTML syntax without having to do any syntax converting for testing
or modeling. Go to HTML5 Polyglot page
Semantic Web References & Resources
Online References & Resources: RDFa -
FOAF - GRDDL - Creative Commons.
Go to Semantic Web page
Web Page Creation FAQ
For beginning Web Developers who seek to produce and maintain their own hand written web pages that are interoperable, accessible and conform to established Web Standards. Go to the FAQ page.
Problems serving XHTML 1.0
Information relating to correctly producing and serving XHTML 1.0 Web Pages. Go to the Problems serving XHTML 1.0 page.
Screen Readers
Information relating to use of screen readers by web page visitors and their role in accessibility. Go to the Screen Reader page.
HTML Editors
Comprehensive listings (some with evaluations). Go to the HTML Editors Web page.
An overview of ISO-HTML
The International HTML Standard. Go to the ISO-HTML page.
RSS Feed Information
My RSS Feeds page provides
information and guidance for those wishing to generate and manage
their own RSS Feeds.
Recent updates & additions
Date format: Year-Month-Day
(ISO
8601)
2013-02-16 - Added new accessibility information.
About this page
This page was composed using XHTML 1.0 (strict) Markup. It is served,
using Content Negotiation (via PHP on the Server side), as Media type
application/xhtml+xml to XML compliant Browsers and as Media
type text/html to MSIE Browsers. The character set is utf-8
(Unicode). The Markup is styled using CSS level 3. It also features
RDF/XML for Dublin Core Metadata and RSS Feed generation.
This is an XHTML 1.0 (strict) demonstration page.
I personally write my regular web pages using HTML 4.01 (strict)
Markup and serve them as content type text/html.
Serving of this Page
Following is a depiction of Media type for a representative selection of typical Graphical Browsers:
Web Content Accessibility (WCAG)
Although the W3C cautions against relying on automatic checking of pages for Accessibility, the (Free online) WAVE web accessibility evaluation tool provides an excellent way to check pages for such accessibility requirements as correct structure (H1-H6), alternate text for images, missing form labels, links without text ..... etc. Here are the WAVE check results for these pages. There is a provision to disable (and re-enable) styles so that you can see how pages render in screen readers and textual Browsers (substituting alternate text for images of course).
Page layout on this site
Much of the typewritten text content on the pages of this site is justified which, while producing a nicely balanced layout, results in occasional uneven white spacing between words.
Validation results for this page
W3C "Why Validate" Document
Strict Doctype used for Markup Validation.
Tools and Utilities
World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
Other online Resources
W3C Validated Markup & Style
Sheets on all pages - Non-commercial and Accessible to
People with Disabilities
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