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All so very true.

Do not aspire to "pixel perfect" layouts, see: You Can't Get Every Page to Look Identical

It is the quality and usefulness of the content and the ease of navigation through it...

You should learn to write all of your HTML Markup by hand -- it is the only way to master it and thus become a true master of your web pages. Commercial code generating programs in general produce...

Nicely put, but HTML is almost as old as the WWW and it is a markup language not a programming language. Of course, it is really CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) that have been the cornerstone of design...

Only use Strict Doctype headers when producing HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.0 web pages. If you use Transitional Doctypes you are incorporating deprecated Markup and your pages may render in Quirks mode...

Sorry, I was under the impression you posted the link to your page -- I will delete my previous responses.

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Add to the above regarding the WAVE accessibility evaluation tool ..........

Also checks for missing form labels, links without text ..... etc.

There is a provision to disable (and re-enable)...

It's called "link rot". Install a visitor statistical/analytical facility such as Statcounter on each of your pages and you will be able to tell who is visiting them.

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Although the W3C cautions against relying on automatic checking of pages for Accessibility, the (Free) WAVE accessibility evaluation tool provides an excellent way to check pages for such...

There is an International reference core standard for HTML Markup: ISO-HTML

The ISO - International Organization for Standardization -- consists of the national standards institutes of 151...

No Dave. Although they are simple documents without a lot of bells and whistles they are well structured ones that employ HTML5 headers and (W3C) validated markup.

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Always keep in mind that it is the quality and usefulness of the content and the ease of navigation through it that are by far of the greatest importance to most web page visitors.

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I can think of no better exemplar than this site of Ian Hickson - the Google guru who is also the "father" and author of HTML5 - and also this site of his .

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So very true IMO

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Excellent cbvision, bionoid and zergi - you are all correct!

I have also solved it using (via Firefox) Dom Inspector, Firebug and Web Developer. The easiest I have found is using MS (save file as...

I didn't get the hidden message doing that, cbvision, just this ..........

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PLEASE NOTE:
You think you're smart, but you're not.
You haven't solved the puzzle.
This is just a decoy...

Congratultions zerg! Why don't you post the hidden message here and I will tell you if it is correct? But don't post the way you solved it just yet (a little later please) in order to let others have...

You are most welcome St.

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Thanks, Koala - I remain, as always, committed to Web Content Accessibility.

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You may have encountered this puzzle previously -- it is a great challenge -- a good way to test your web development skills and a nice diversion from coding sessions. The most important outcome is...

By the way ..........

A summary of the international standard date and time notation - International Standard ISO 8601

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Get a free web page analytical/statistical facility such as ....

http://statcounter.com/

.... it will show and track every visitor to your pages and includes a multitude of statistics. I have...

Reference my previous post -- here is the URL:

Search Engine Optimization - Linked Data in HTML - RDFa as an extension in HTML5

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Web authors do not need to change their design approach or methodology in order to produce Web pages that are WCA compliant. In fact, most existing pages can easily be made fully accessible with very...