Compatible with Fire Vox and other Screen Reader implementations
Web Page Interoperability
Reliable Web Page function in all
User Agents including Graphical Browsers, Screen Readers, Search Engines
and Mobile/Small Screen Devices.
Go to the Interoperability Page.
Web Content Accessibility (WCA)
Information and resources
relating to Web Accessibility for people with
Disabilities. Go to
the WCA page.
Semantic Web References & Resources
A web of data versus today's web of documents.
Online References & Resources: RDFa - FOAF - GRDDL -
Creative Commons. Go to
Semantic Web page
Problems serving XHTML 1.0
Information relating to correctly producing and serving XHTML 1.0 Web Pages. Includes exemplar pages and numerous references. Go to the Problems serving XHTML 1.0 page.
Screen Readers
Information relating to use of screen users by web authors to produce optimally accessible pages. Go to the Screen Reader page.
HTML Editors
Comprehensive listings (some with evaluations) of HTML Editors that often can also be employed for writing CSS, PHP, XML, JS code, etc. Go to the HTML Editors Web page.
An overview of ISO-HTML
The International HTML Standard. Go to the ISO-HTML page.
Web Page Creation FAQ
FAQ and answers Page. A compilation of some of the most frequently asked questions. Go to the FAQ page.
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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 2.1. 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)
All pages meet W3C Accessibility requirements. Skip links are provided in the header of this page for visitors using keyboard navigation or screen readers.
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their own RSS Feeds.
Validation Results
Strict Doctype for Markup Validation.
Tools and Utilities
World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
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