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That being said, that standards are for anyone and for everyone to follow but most of the time people seem to have not a much of consideration in the context of standardization. W3C is one of the standards been introduced in 1994 to world of web, referred to as World Wide Web Consortium. Standardization of web made much easier to assess to all web user. W3C is an international community that develops and introduces standards to ensure the long term growth of World Wide Web.

Most importantly it is giving the recommendation to development of web specification that describes standards for HTML, XHTML, CSS, XML, XSL, DOM & so on. W3C is the governing body of the World Wide Web designers, therefore designers or developers first of all must be aware of these standards for keep their projects up to date. Here are some of the benefits of W3C standards.

Easy of maintenance.

One of the great advantages is that a website provider would have maintaining a web standard is to save time and cost of re—cording it, because once the site is been developed according to W3C standards it would be compatible for any platform.

More User accessibility.

Once the web site is up to the standard of W3C it will be compliance with so many plat forms such as Mobil users there are lot of users access Internet using mobile devices and PDA’s, these web sites will compatible with any of those devices.

More browser compatibility.

Browsers are developed to understand certain standards; therefore any recommended site will be understood by most of the web browsers.

Reduce bandwidth.

Most recommended web sites striped away of unnecessary coding which make site smaller so it want take a full bandwidth for total access.

A competitive advantage.

By having well design will bring all define advantages which ultimately have a significant advantage over your competitor.

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