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Imagine this: overnight, the W3C makes CSS3 a standard, and the browsers end their differences (IE included) and support everything in CSS3. How will this affect you? What magical things that CSS3 offers will bring your webpages to life? For instance, CSS3 gives us cross–browser opacity, standardized Image Replacement (via display: icon), and automatic box and text shadows, not to mention being able to control the resizing of a window through CSS. And there’s a lot more where that came from. But then you wake up and realize that complete

For some, the process of validation gets in the way as they create web content. That's a fairly dangerous attitude. Integrate validation into your creative process. Once that becomes part of the way you do things, you'll thank me for it. As I like to say, "Validate early and often." There are three real good reasons why you want to validate your work. Each of them support the principle of adherence to specifications. 1. It Helps Resolve Cross-Browser, Cross-Platform And Future Compatibility Issues By creating files that are syntactically