Any Browser Campaign

In order to be accessible to the greatest number of people
I have tried to make this site compatible with all browsers.
If I have let you down or you have a complaint about the
presentation of this site then please let me know.
Email me at the address below.

If you would like to know more about the Any Browser Campaign
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W3C Markup Validation

What does the HTML Validation check prove?
Web sites are displayed by browsers which interpret the markup to display the pages. The visual appearance of the web site depends on how the browser interprets the markup commands. The web site may not appear the same to people using different browsers.
Further differences will arise if errors are encountered; the browsers may take different routes as they 'degrade' - the method by which they attempt to negate the effects of the error.
Ensuring the markup is valid is one way (perhaps one of the first) in achieving a web site that can be effectively displayed by a variety of browsers.

More information here at validator.w3.org/docs/why.html

Style Sheet Validation

Cascading Style Sheets facilitate the production of a consistent set of documents. On web sites it enables the display characteristic to be defined in one place - and to be overridden by the user, if required, at one place.

By ensuring that the recognised standards for production and presentation are observed, a web author strives to produce web pages acceptable to a wide variety of web browsers and a broad spectrum of end-user requirements. This web author would like to know that he has succeeded but will settle for knowing when he fails.

If you require modifications to meet your needs - please email author@readingnewtown.org.uk

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