HTML to be 'Incrementally Evolved'

virgohippy · 2006-11-16, 01:13 PM

I don't know what the higher-ups have to say, but here's what I like about xhtml:

1) It can reduce bandwidth. I've cut as much as 70% of bandwidth burning code from sites with especially large pages.
2) It's extremely quick and easy for me to modify and transfer a template from one site to another.
3) The code itself on any given page is easier to understand, considering there's usually a lot more content and a lot less design/layout controlling effects.
4) An xhmtl template driven dynamic site can load much faster (because there's less input/output to mess with) and it's far more intuitive to design.
5) It can make rss feed content a bit more creative.

2006-11-16, 01:13 PM	#6
virgohippy Madness is like gravity. All it takes is a little... push. Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: California Posts: 1,679	I don't know what the higher-ups have to say, but here's what I like about xhtml: 1) It can reduce bandwidth. I've cut as much as 70% of bandwidth burning code from sites with especially large pages. 2) It's extremely quick and easy for me to modify and transfer a template from one site to another. 3) The code itself on any given page is easier to understand, considering there's usually a lot more content and a lot less design/layout controlling effects. 4) An xhmtl template driven dynamic site can load much faster (because there's less input/output to mess with) and it's far more intuitive to design. 5) It can make rss feed content a bit more creative. __________________ ~Warm and Fuzzy.