10 World Wide Web standards developed and maintained by W3C, including the following:
1. XML
2. XHTML
3. SKOS
4. SISR
5. RDF Schema
6. CGI
7. Canonical XML
8. CDF
9. CSS
10. DOM
Further explanation
The World Wide Web Consortium commonly abbreviated as W3C is a consortium that works to develop standards for the World Wide Web. The specifications of the main technologies used as the main base of the web, such as URL (Uniform Resource Locator), HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol), and HTML (HyperText Markup Language) are developed and regulated by this body.
Some explanations about the standards mentioned above.
1. XML
XML is a markup language created by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) to define syntax to encode documents that can be read by humans and machines. This is done through the use of tags that determine the structure of the document, as well as how the document must be stored and transported.
2. XHTML
XHTML is the successor and development markup language of HTML which has capabilities that are more or less like HTML, but with more stringent syntax rules.
3. HTML
HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is a markup language that is used to create a web page and display various information in an Internet browser.
4. CSS
CSS is short for Cascading Style Sheet. CSS is a collection of codes that aim to decorate and arrange the style of appearance/layout of web pages to make it more elegant and attractive.
5. DOM
DOM (document object model) is a method used to represent documents through nodes and objects so that the document can be changed in structure, style, and contents.
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Subject: Computers and technology
Keyword: World Wide Web Consortium.
