At the World Wide Web Consortium (also known as W3C), global internet experts create standards to ensure the continued growth of the web. Advocating “web interoperability,” the World Wide Web Consortium makes sure the Internet will carry on to function for everyone’s use. You’ll find none of the trappings of a frivolous, graphics-dependent site here. The World Wide Web Consortium site is no-frills, yet it’s got information for everyone from diehard Java fiends to Internet newbies. Here you’ll uncover the details behind all of those abbreviations, such as HTTP and HTML, that you keep seeing everywhere, along with info on how to construct your own website. The consortium strives to produce information, software and standards with the aim of improving the web.
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
By Web100 Staff
on January 5, 2009
in Web 100 > Computers, the Internet, and Technology
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