Technologies Used at J-Cap Web Design: XHTML
What is XHTMLXHTML is basically an updated and more flexible type of HTML. XHTML stands for Extensible HyperText Markup Language, and it is the most basic and foundational web language used by J-Cap Web Design. In reality, most other technologies used at J-Cap Web Design, including Javascript, PHP and others are actually used to service and produce XHTML, which is the primary markup used by web browsers to lay out information for you to see. Modern StandardsThere are two general schools of thought when laying out a web page: Table Based Layout and CSS Based Layout. Table based layout is exactly how it sounds, turning a website into a series of HTML tables and structuring tables within tables within tables and so on to produce exactly the correct structure of the website. This approach leads to messy, unreadable, rigidly structured websites that are very difficult for another developer to interpret or change. They also tend to load slower. CSS based layout uses CSS to define the layout using more modern standards. CSS leads to more flexible and much shorter XHTML code, and the entire look and feel of a website can be completely altered from one file, if done correctly. |
Example: Garys Harvest RestaurantGary's Harvest Restaurant is located in Wilton, NH, and needed a website. J-Cap Web Design designed them a website from scratch and used a CSS based layout for it. |