Comments on: 10 most popular websites in Australian and web standards http://www.oppenheim.com.au/2007/02/04/10-most-popular-australian-websites-and-web-standards/ See the world through my eyes Fri, 10 Sep 2010 03:05:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: Web Suunnittelu http://www.oppenheim.com.au/2007/02/04/10-most-popular-australian-websites-and-web-standards/#comment-90273 Web Suunnittelu Thu, 05 Feb 2009 11:36:53 +0000 http://www.oppenheim.com.au/2007/02/04/10-most-popular-australian-websites-and-web-standards/#comment-90273 I've got an assignment from school where I'm required to find the 10 most used websites in Australia, as well as the 10 most profitable websites. Thanks for this list of the 10 most popular, but does anyone know where I could find out the 10 most profitable websites used by Australians? I’ve got an assignment from school where I’m required to find the 10 most used websites in Australia, as well as the 10 most profitable websites. Thanks for this list of the 10 most popular, but does anyone know where I could find out the 10 most profitable websites used by Australians?

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]]> By: portrait artist http://www.oppenheim.com.au/2007/02/04/10-most-popular-australian-websites-and-web-standards/#comment-19552 portrait artist Thu, 13 Sep 2007 10:04:25 +0000 http://www.oppenheim.com.au/2007/02/04/10-most-popular-australian-websites-and-web-standards/#comment-19552 It’s weird that google.com comes after msn and yahoo considering that google.com.au is at the top. So, are these sites ranked according to the errors and scripts? Have you also checked out the most wanted sites based on their CSS or design? I wonder what’s number one in Australia. It’s weird that google.com comes after msn and yahoo considering that google.com.au is at the top. So, are these sites ranked according to the errors and scripts?

Have you also checked out the most wanted sites based on their CSS or design? I wonder what’s number one in Australia.

]]> By: Rzrsej http://www.oppenheim.com.au/2007/02/04/10-most-popular-australian-websites-and-web-standards/#comment-11123 Rzrsej Sat, 23 Jun 2007 17:54:42 +0000 http://www.oppenheim.com.au/2007/02/04/10-most-popular-australian-websites-and-web-standards/#comment-11123 <p>I actually came to this site having only done minimal work as a web designer myself. I have put together class web pages for some of the college courses I teach, and so may be so much of an amateur that my comments won’t be particularly germane. I am, however, very curious about the basic direction of this post, and in the Web Standards group generally. Can you explain to me why exactly such standards are so important? Is this a situation comparable to building a railway system in a country, where all companies’ rails need to be a standard size so they can eventually link up? Or is this more akin to something like a formatting standard – say MLA or APA or Chicago? If the latter, I’m even more curious as to why this is so vital. Does having a standard format somehow make it easier for others to work on the code of your page, and if so, is that something that page designers necessarily want or need?</p> I actually came to this site having only done minimal work as a web designer myself. I have put together class web pages for some of the college courses I teach, and so may be so much of an amateur that my comments won’t be particularly germane. I am, however, very curious about the basic direction of this post, and in the Web Standards group generally. Can you explain to me why exactly such standards are so important? Is this a situation comparable to building a railway system in a country, where all companies’ rails need to be a standard size so they can eventually link up? Or is this more akin to something like a formatting standard – say MLA or APA or Chicago? If the latter, I’m even more curious as to why this is so vital. Does having a standard format somehow make it easier for others to work on the code of your page, and if so, is that something that page designers necessarily want or need?

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