On 10/02/2011 07:11, Andraz( Kos wrote:
On Wed, Feb 9, 2011 at 05:09, mcot <atm1...@gmail.com
<mailto:atm1...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Its a difficult problem. While the idea of "progressive enhancement"
sounds nice, I can see it being particularly hard to achieve with
HTML5 web apps.
There is a bigger problem: no search engine optimization.
Who cares about the content that can't be found on Google. For me it
doesn't exist.
Solution is simple: write a bare-bone no-css no-flash (who uses that
anyway?) no-nothing pure default html web page that gets displayed by
everything, even text browsers, and can be spidered by Google
(googlebot = text browser). Do not forget the static links that work,
so bots can scan the site.
Then add css. Then add javascript which replaces blocks of the default
html (in divs or html5 sections) with advanced functionality after the
page has loaded. Advanced = ajax inline content replace with no
reloading, animations, etc...
This is the concept I have been advocating for years, too. The argument
against it I hear though is that if you build an HTML5 Application then
you by default don't want it indexed by Google. Gmail should not show up
in search results as these are your private emails.
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