W3 gets new Look
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W3 gets new Look
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#3Of course the first thing I did was validate it. Couldn't help myself... It passed.
http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http%3A%2F%...
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#6It looks a bit like a generic domain squatters landing page. No soul. Before it showed clearly that passionate programmers where at work. Now it looks like a "design job". A bit too much for my taste.
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#7Of course the first thing I did was validate it. Couldn't help myself... It passed.
The HTML did, but not the CSS :-P http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http%3A%2F%...
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#8edit: and why have the "pointer" point to yet another instance of the word "standards" rather than the one in the top menu? i know it's way better than it was, but it seems odd to be so much better and yet still have odd things like that...
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#9why are the left and top menus (standards, participate, ...) the same? that seems very odd for an otherwise fairly professional-looking page. edit: and why have the "pointer" point to yet another instance of the word "standards" rather than the one in the top menu? i know it's way better than it was, but it seems odd to be so much better and yet still have odd things like that...
But you are right, the underlying system is hard to figure out.
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#10It looks a bit like a generic domain squatters landing page. No soul. Before it showed clearly that passionate programmers where at work. Now it looks like a "design job". A bit too much for my taste.