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... careful to code everything perfectly.  Every page on the site passes the very strict validation rules as set down by W3C - the body that oversees website standards on the internet. Once the pages ...

... is that your site might look good in IE7, for example, but items are out of place or do not show up in Mozilla Firefox. When the new standards are in place the underlying code behind the website will have ...

... WYSIWYG editors will produce this. HTML and its standards is an evolving constantly, WYSIWYG editors don't keep up with the changes, the black lines can easily be avoided if you can write HTML. Dreamweaver ...

... the wrong place. Worst of all, the entire whole site might be ignored because it doesn’t conform to standards and will take too long to read.If this is missing you are already on an uphill struggle. ...

... but these are not always the best solution. During consultations I can advise on the best for your needs. A site built up to W3C standards is easier to read for the search engines and will be indexed ...