Use
Standards Where Applicable
People know
“blue underline” means “hyperlink.” Whenever possible, it is a good idea to
follow standards. Sometimes deviations may be necessary for site design,
but use them
sparingly. It makes it easier for people to do what you want them to without
needing to think.
Some
webmasters may be more likely to link to a standards-compliant site. If your
site is focused toward a geek or techy market, you will likely want to make
sure it validates and is standards compliant. Most sites do neither.
If your target
audience does not care much about standards, and the time and money it would
cost you to make it accessible are too much, then it may not be important to
address design and accessibility anytime soon.
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