How Non-Standard Web Code Hurts The Bottom Line

Published: 5/14/2004 | Updated: 5/14/2004 | Discuss

Keith Robinson, the man behind Asterisk*, one of my favorite blogs out there, wrote an interesting post: Non-Standard Code Hurts The Bottom Line. He discusses proc and cons (well, mostly pros) of sticking to web standards-compliant code whenever possible as opposed to working with the outdated tag soup.

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