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Web Standards Group

Dedicated to creating and upholding web standards.

The Web Standards Group is for web designers & developers who are interested in web standards (HTML, XHTML, XML, CSS, XSLT etc.) and best practices (accessible sites using valid and semantically correct code). We aim to:

* Provide web developers and designers with a forum to discuss issues and share knowledge (via our discussion list and regular meetings)
* Provide web standards information and assistance to developers
* Promote "web standards" within the development community

created by Phazm Webservices

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iamjwal says:

I recently launched a new website (www.uniquecss.com) that may give you some creative ideas from other designers who use web standards.

If you're a visitor, you can rate designs and view the source for more information about designing with web standards.

If you're a designer, you can submit your design for a chance to win $25 and a month's worth of bragging rights.

This project launches February 1.

- JWAL

posted Jan 23

Todd says:

I'm new to the group. I think that there could be a better logo than that... let's not take what's already out there.

posted Aug 1

SingleCurve says:

I second the group graphic request!

posted May 15

Kurt Cruse says:

How bout some group graphic huh? I want to proudly sport my membership on my page with more than the standard VIRB thumb.

posted May 6

Jordan says:

So who all participated in CSS Naked Day?

I know I put stripped atourworst.org. A tid bit nippy! :P

posted Apr 5

Derek says:

I as well!http://derekdavis.org/archives/19

posted Mar 28

Jerome says:

I just wrote an article on Virb, is anyone is interested in reading it please!http://www.jeromegn.com/blog/2007/03/15/why-im-interested-in-using-virbcom/

posted Mar 15

Comment replies (2)

Benz says:

great spreading the word.:)

posted Mar 18

Kurt Cruse says:

I just left a comment on there about the VIRB/MySpace war. Check it if your interested anyone reading this.

posted May 6

dryan says:

I was thinking I'd start a thread to post resource links for standards. I'll kick it off withhttp://alistapart.com

posted Mar 13

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Ken says:

I've gotta say, Veerle really has done the work for us several times over. Some of them are dated, but man thats alotta starting places for someone new to the resources.
http://veerle.duoh.com/blog/links/

posted Apr 8

nar321 says:

Would like opinions on Semiologic Pro, it's based on Word Press. Am wondering if I made a good investement or not

posted Feb 28

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Phazm Webservices says:

I don't really know much about it, but I would go for something with more community involvement if you don't want to use Word Press. Movable Type is probably your best bet.

- Jon

posted Mar 1

Ken says:

I saw what Veerle did ( i know I'm a fan boy =\ ) and was instantly turned on by the full control I had over everything with Expression Engine. Plus you can get the core edition and its free, which did everything I needed it to do. And theres still a great following. Never really looked at much else though, but thats my experience with it.

posted Apr 8

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