A Short Guide to Website Validity
Donutey is now valid XHTML 1.1, CSS, 508, and AAA. This means that Donutey offers the latest web technology, in an error free package that is accessible to all, including those with disabilities. Below you'll find what the purpose of each validation.
XHTML 1.1
Having valid (X)HTML ensures that a website shows up consistently. It doesn't guarantee that it will look like you want it too, but it does ensure that coding errors are not the problem which can save a lot of time, especially when cross-browser testing. Having valid code is especially important for viewing on mobile devices that don't have the resources for a (X)HTML quirks mode.
Validate (X)HTML
CSS
The same ideas behind having valid (X)HTML code applies to having valid CSS too; it makes it easier on the developer and the user by having valid CSS.
Validate CSS
508 Standards
The 508 standards are a set of US government recommendations for website usability and accessibility.
Validate 508
AAA
Level Triple-A Conformance to Web Content Accessibility is a W3C web accessibility initiative along the lines of the 508 standards above.
To validate refer to Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0
Kevin C. December 13th 2006 kcas88@gmail.com
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