Advantages and Problems of XHTML CSS Website Design

XHTML is currently the standard design language for websites advocated internationally. Webjx.com also focuses on this aspect and has given a relatively comprehensive introduction. Because of the basic characteristics of the XHTML website design language, this XHTML CSS model website design has certain advantages, but there are also some problems with the XHTML CSS model in website construction applications.

XHTML is currently the standard design language for websites advocated internationally. Webjx.com also focuses on this aspect and has given a relatively comprehensive introduction. Because of the basic characteristics of the XHTML website design language, this XHTML CSS model website design has certain advantages, but there are also some problems with the XHTML CSS model in website construction applications. Yesterday, I finally changed the CSS of Wulin.com to be able to browse normally under FIREFOX!

This article combines the experiences of website technology and designers, and summarizes the advantages and problems of XHTML CSS website design from the perspective of network marketing applications as follows:

1. The great advantage of CSS is reflected in its concise code. For a large website, it can save a lot of bandwidth. It is well known that search engines like clean code (the real meaning is that they increase the proportion of effective keywords to the total code of the web page). Therefore, websites made using the web standards of XHTML CSS have certain advantages in search engine friendly.

2. The website produced by XHTML CSS makes website revision relatively simple. Many problems only require changing CSS without changing the program, thereby reducing the cost of website revision.

Although XHTML CSS has certain advantages, the problems in the construction of XHTML CSS websites are also quite obvious at this stage, mainly manifested in:

1. The high dependence on CSS makes web design more complicated. Compared with the table layout (table) in HTML4.0, although XHTML CSS is not out of reach, it is at least much more complicated than table positioning. Even for website design experts, it is easy to have problems, let alone beginners. This has affected the popularization and application of XHTML website design language to a certain extent.

2. CSS file exceptions will affect the normal browsing of the entire website. The design elements produced by CSS websites are usually placed in several external files. These files may be quite complex or even large. If an exception occurs in the call of the CSS file, the entire website will become terrible.

3. The browser compatibility issues for CSS website design are more prominent. Web design based on HTML4.0 has almost no browser compatibility issues in versions after IE4.0, but the pages that are normally displayed in IE browser in the IE browser may be unrecognizable (this is why online marketers are recommended to use FireFox). XHTML CSS still needs further support from various browser manufacturers.

4. Whether XHTML CSS optimizes search engines depends on the professional level of web design rather than XHTML CSS itself. XHTML CSS web design cannot guarantee the optimization of web pages to search engines, and it cannot even guarantee that there will be a simpler code design than HTML websites. Moreover, search engines obviously do not measure the inclusion and sorting of web pages by whether tables and CSS positioning are used. This is why many websites made with traditional table layouts have the highest sorting in search results, while many web pages made with CSS and web standards are still ranked behind. Because for search engines, factors such as website structure, content, and related website links are always the most important indicators for website optimization.