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Be pragmatic! Now you're saying you have skills with the Web and iOS, but you're website says otherwise. * If you're advertising skills in web dev, using inval
by wmute 16y ago
Be pragmatic! Now you're saying you have skills with the Web and iOS, but you're website says otherwise.
* If you're advertising skills in web dev, using invalid HTML appears sloppy and unprofessional.
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fivzhao.com http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fivzhao.com
* If you're also advertising skills with iOS, do visit your website from iOS, like an iPad. Then realize there are no mouseover events.
* Don't use absolute sizes, like pixels. It looks horrible in everything other than your favorite resolution. Or, you could say to which resolution should the visitor switch to, so he'll know to leave the site.
- MortenK 16y agoNot passing W3C validator check can hardly be called sloppy and unprofessional. Try running Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, Google, hell even super simple sites like Hacker news through W3C and see if they validate (hint: They don't). Agree with point 2 though, that one should be fixed.