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There Is No Alt Tag or, Designing and Coding with Web Standards

Tech Talks Presentation by William Hicks, March 28, 2007

 

Abstract

By adhering to Web standards, you can create a Web site that will be more accessible to special needs audiences, better indexed by search engines/agents/aggregators, and easy to modify.  When designing a page, separate it into discrete layers that address behavior, style, structure, view logic, general business logic, storage, and data.  This presentation discusses design considerations and shows how to use HTML and related tools to code effective Web pages.

 

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About the Author:  Librarian William Hicks is the technology coordinator for the UNT Libraries' Multimedia Development Lab.

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