GfxDiary

I've been dabbling in the web design areas of the web for awhile now, I'm not that talented, but I'm happy to say I'm no trendwhore. However, While meandering through the seemingly infinite sites about design I often become inspired. Such was the case when I stumbled upon www.cssvault.com. I was amazed at what people where doing with CSS when it wasn't just limited to it's ordinary uses. I'd always liked CSS, and thought I knew a lot about it, but damn was I wrong.

This is the part of the story where I relate to BioALIEN's topic down there. A website created without a table. I first laughed, then began to wonder how that would be. I played around for a little bit, every once and awhile emulating some of the niftiest tricks I'd seen. See my test here:

http://www.buddyinfo.computed.net/blargh.html

It was a fun little project, and I plan on expanding it later on, but I'm now worried about standards, or W3C, or whatever the hell they are. I've heard about things you're supposed to do and not supposed to do, but have I ever known what the hell was going on? No.

So I ask the kind folk of GFXDiary to point me in the direction of where I can learn about W3C. I'm pretty sure it's W3C... Anyway, the web-standards thing that Zeldman is always proclaiming.