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October 12th, 2008 by LukeM
Thanks for visiting my all new site, the design is themed with a Russian constructivist feel to it, inspired by a few graffiti pieces along with other art found in a variety of places. As to the building blocks of the site I have used HTML 4 Strict, CSS, with a WordPress back end. I specifically chose not to follow the usual “web 2.0″ designer root of this site is made with XHTML, simple because it does not matter. The support for and the benefits of XHTML are not yet good enough to warrant using the technology. This does not mean that I do not think it will be important in the future, this site is designed to be as clean and semantic as possible and could be formed into XHTML with minimal modification.
I use mainly CSS 1 for the site however I have tested a few CSS 2 and 3 techniques including rounder corners. You may think that CSS 2 and 3 is not that widely supported either so why use those? My answer to that would be that the HTML is the only part of a site that must work. They key to backwards compatibility, and more importantly the smoothness of degrading is to work in layers. First I work out the HTML and semantically code it so that it can be reused and understood regardless of context, and style. Then I layer various CSS on top to provide a visual identity for the site, if this were to fail, you can still be served easy to read, but plain document of information. Then on top of this JavaScript can be used to add various user functionality, none of which is yet used in this site (watch out this site will show off some techniques in the next coming weeks).
Anyhow have a look round the site and see what you think!
Thanks,
Luke
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