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Web Standards: The Right Tool for the Right Job Kazuhito Kidachi Mitsue-Links Co.,Ltd. Corporate Officer & Web Development Team Front-end Engineer Web Standards Project (WaSP) Liaison in Japan SOFTEXPO & DCF 2006, Seoul, Korea About


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Web Standards:

Mitsue-Links Co.,Ltd. Corporate Officer & Web Development Team Front-end Engineer Web Standards Project (WaSP) Liaison in Japan

The Right Tool for the Right Job

Kazuhito Kidachi

SOFTEXPO & DCF 2006, Seoul, Korea

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About Me

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What are Web Standards?

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Web Standards are...

  • All of the standards created/used

for the World Wide Web

  • Developed and recommended by

international standardization bodies such as W3C, ISO, IETF etc.

  • Vendor-independent
  • “De jure” rather than “de facto”

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Front-end Web Standards

  • Structure

HTML, XML, XHTML

  • Presentation

CSS1, CSS2

  • Behavior

DOM, ECMAScript

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History of (X)HTML and CSS

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1996

  • Internet Explorer 3
  • CSS1

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1997

  • Netscape Navigator 4
  • HTML 3.2
  • HTML 4.0

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The First Browser War (IE vs. Netscape)

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1998

  • Web Standards Project

(WaSP)

  • CSS2

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1999

  • HTML 4.01

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2000

  • XHTML 1.0

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2001

  • XHTML 1.1

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2002

  • WIRED Redesign

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2003

  • css Zen Garden

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2006

  • XHTML2 & CSS2.1/3 by W3C
  • HTML5 by WHATWG
  • CSS became popular with blog

customize

  • The Second Browser War
  • Internet Explorer 7

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More Interesting Things Happening

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  • Better Accessibility
  • Better Machine Readability
  • Lower Bandwidth
  • Ease of Maintenance
  • Forward/Backward Compatibility

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Expected Benefits of (X)HTML+CSS

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Importance of Accessibility

  • Not only for the people with disabilities

(Text-only version is NOT enough.)

  • Not only for humans, but also for

machines

  • Browsing device/circumstance diversity
  • Some countries have their own official

accessibility guidelines

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Drawbacks of Web Standards

  • Different Implementations in

Different Browsers

  • High Learning Curve

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But wait, things have changed!

  • Many browser are getting much

better version by version

  • Authoring tools as well
  • Good online/offline resources about

web standards

  • Browsers’ developers communicate

with others via blogs

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Web Standards are very vital “tool” for all web designers/developers.

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I Have A Dream.

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...Someday, every web browser conforms to web standards, and everybody can create accessible and creative contents with valid and semantic markup and style sheets which contain no CSS hack.

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The dream comes true with collaboration

  • Web Designer/Developer
  • Browser

Vendor

  • Authoring Tool

Vendor

  • End User
  • Standards Body

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"Leading the Web to Its Full Potential"

  • W3C

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Let's use the tool named "Web Standards" and lead the web to its full potential!

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Thank You.

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E-mail: k-kidachi@mitsue.co.jp E-mail: kidachi@kazuhi.to