Web Standards Design Wiki
The Web Standards Design wiki was created to provide a central clearinghouse of information on creating web standards compliant web pages. There are currently nine categories:
- Appropriate lists - Describes when an list item is and is not the right element to use
- Correct divs - Details how to use
<div>
elements in a web standard fashion
- Fitting tables - Explains why tables aren't the best choice for navigation and suggests alternatives
- Modern elements - Lists deprecated elements and attributes with better approaches for each
- Proper classes - Shows how to avoid "classitis" and other common misuses of CSS class selectors
- Proper IDs - Discusses when you should and shouldn't use an ID selector
- Structural integrity - Describes how best to work with heading elements, like
<h1>
- Structural labeling - Provides direction for naming classes: what to avoid and some alternative options
- True navigation - Offers alternatives to using tables for navigation
Currently, the wiki is being authored in collaboration by Jeffrey Zeldman and Joseph Lowery.