RE: [MACCAWS] Software Tests - sets of standards and ALT tags
"Tony Crockford" <[email protected]>
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> On Standards > > > I think one of the messages we have to very clearly get > across is that > there are various sets of standards that can be adopted. > > I think: There is one set f standards as defined by W3C - it is the > implementation of them that varies across browsers I think what I meant was that the one set of standards defined by W3C comes in several flavours and that we need to consider if the latest standard or an earlier standard is more or less appropriate. There's no point making a case for the latest standard if the commercial situation under consideration, e.g. target audience unable to use the more standards compliant browsers, means that it is commercially unviable. We're arguing that adopting a web standard, any web standard, (as defined by W3C) is better than no standard or coding for cross browser compatibility using tricks, hacks and proprietary tags. Aren't we? Tony.