Well, not exactly. This isn’t official and the entries won’t be submitted to the W3C. “Er, what are you talking about?” you might be asking…
Well, recently, the W3C redesigned their site in XHTML (Strict) and CSS. That’s a great thing to see except that the resulting design isn’t exactly the prettiest thing you’ve seen. So, now you have the WthRemix, a contest where people redesign the homepage of the W3C. Entries will be judged by a broad pannel and one winner and 3 honorable mentions will be awarded at the end. So, flex those coding and design muscles and get to work!
Posted Thursday December 19, 2002 in (X)HTML and CSS by Chris Curtis
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Yes, all entries have to be in XHTML 1.0 (Strict) and use CSS for layouts. Follow the “WthRemix” link in the entry for all the real details.
By Chris Curtis on December 20, 2002 at 09:17am link
Yea, I saw that after I had posted (teaches me to post without thinking, eh?). Unfortunately I don’t know xHTML, or else I would give it a go.
By Jacob Perez on December 20, 2002 at 07:45pm link
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Cool. Do all of the designs have to be strictly in XHTML?
By Jacob Perez on December 19, 2002 at 09:46pm link