One area of possible development for the Aberdeenshire Council website I’d be interested in is adding microformat code into suitable pages. A microformat is a convention for adding information to a web page. The idea is that, as the information conforms to a set format, software can identify and process the information appropriately. It makes [...]
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Posted in Features, tagged Microformats on March 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
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