On Sun, 2003-10-26 at 20:46, Daniel Crookston wrote: > Hey gang, > I wrote an article about how to make a good (popular) web site, and was > hoping some of you might read it and give me some feedback about it. Here's > a link:
Oh, and I object to your definition of a "good" Web site. A good Web site is an easy to use, accessible site. Its markup validates, and it keeps content separated from presentation. It uses the correct tag for the situation. A popular site can be lousy but have great content. BTW, Web should be capitalized. (Man, sometimes I really hate this English stuff. Coding is so much easier and less arbitrary.) /me decides that he will continue to leave web lower case in all email /me feels wicked pleasure for having typed email instead of e-mail -- Stuart Jansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED], AIM:StuartMJansen> Programming in Java feels like C without the sense of accomplishment.
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