Web standards
Web standards make Web development easier.
Web standards developed by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
Why Web Standards?
For browser developers and web application developers to comply with specified standards in the development of new applications is more conducive to a better web development.
Web developer in accordance with standard web pages, so for developers is even more simple, because they can easily understand each other's coding
Using Web standards, will ensure that all browsers display correctly on your site without time-consuming rewriting.
Comply with the standard Web page can make it easier to access the search engine pages and revenue to be more easily converted to other formats, and more accessible program code (such as JavaScript and DOM).
Tip: You can use standard web authentication server of the page.
Accessible
Accessibility is an important part of the HTML standard.
Web standards make it easier for people with disabilities use the Web.
Web standards so that people with disabilities can easily use the Internet. Blind people can use the program reads the web page for them. The visually impaired people by rearranging the page and zoom in to access the site.
W3C - World Wide Web Consortium
W3C to create and maintain Web standards.
Tim Berners-Lee (Tim Berners-Lee) is the father of the founder of World Wide Web Consortium is known as the inventor of the Internet:
"The dream behind the Web is ofa common information space in which we communicate by sharing information."
World Wide Web Consortium, established in 1994, is an international association whose purpose is to participate in the "lead the web to stimulate their full potential."
- World Wide Web Consortium W3C indicates
- W3C was founded inOctober 1994
- W3C isWeb inventor Tim Berners-Lee (Tim Berners-Lee) created
- W3C as aMember State institutions and organizations
- W3C is workingto standardize network
- W3C to create and maintain astandard WWW
- W3C standardsW3C Recommendation
The most important W3C standards:
ECMA - European Computer Manufacturers Association (European Computer Manufacturers Association)
ECMA in 1960 in Brussels, founded by some of Europe's largest computer and technology companies. To May 1961, they set up a formal organization, the goal of this organization is to evaluate, develop and recognition telecommunications and computer standards.
We decided to ECMA is based in Geneva, because this can make setting organization closer to some other standard with which to work, say the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC).
ECMA is "European Computer Manufactures Association" abbreviation, the Chinese called the European Computer Manufacturers Association. It was established in 1961 aimed at establishing a unified format standard computer operation - including programming languages and input-output organization.The latest ECMAScript specification is ECMA- 262:
http://www.ecma-international.org/publications/standards/Ecma-262.htm