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This section will include tips that I have picked up while working on and developing my website. Through work I do a reasonable amount of web-development, but it focuses on a single web browser (Internet Explorer) with a reasonably well defined audience whereas the wider internet audience is much more of an unknown. Writing a website intended for the wider internet audience has presented itself with some challenges, but given that all of the content is relatively static, it's all pretty straight-forward once you have the patterns sorted.
This website is intended to conform with the latest sensible HTML related specifications and be accessible to most people that have access to the World Wide Web (WWW). For example, this web site uses a valid Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) to define the formatting that I would like to be used to display each of the HTML elements.
Some of the more interesting things I have found through the development of this website includes bits and bobs related to making the website more accessible to a wider range of people and technologies. Trying to get good rankings with search engines (and website submission to search engines alone) has also proved interesting.