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Originally Posted by Seopro
Clicking on a button does not make one a designer. Web standards is the only way to design.
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Good advice.
Yesterdays web was mostly about online brochures, catalogs and static pages. The first version of HTML was mainly about formatting and linking commands. HTML is a markup languge and no programming language. CSS is a styling language. Even if the class concept is used, it is not a class in the object oriented programming meaning of the word class. As such another word could have been better, since someone that know what a CSS class is may be fooled to think they know the meaning of the class concept used in object oriented
programming languages.
Tomorrow's web is more about web services and web applications. With asynchronous JavaScript calls, first via hidden frames of zero hight and with, then iframes and last the XMLHttpRequest object and AJAX we have seen the start of this evolution. Then code and markup related to this code becomes much more important.
This will also require more of the SE's.