Web standards could account for huge savings at AIB
– posted March 1st, 2007 by Laurence Veale No comments
AIB went live with a new homepage today. While not commenting on the usability or information design of the new page, I’ve done a quick case study on the potential benefits of AIB’s adopting web standards on the IIA blog. Hat tip to Michele Neylon whose post alerted me to the new AIB design.
New look and new approach
While there is a new look to the AIB homepage, there is also a new approach in how it was coded: web standards. Although web standards have been around for quite a while, it’s only now that they’re being more widely adopted by the larger organisations in Ireland.
Tables used for layout…
…Web standards approach
Less code is better code
Most of the time, web standards means leaner code, which can directly contribute to a number of benefits. Head on over to my post on the IIA blog to find out what those benefits actually are.
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