Web Design Technology
Feratech believes in a back to basics approach to technology. We may have two years
of development in complex database-backed websites (see our
technical capabilities for details), and
the technology that powers them, but we like to build our sites for the users, not
our engineers. We build sites that are easy for the user to use, and fast for their
browser to render, because Feratech focuses on the basics as well as the advanced
engineering.
HTML and XHTML
One of the main advantages that Feratech offers its clients is the use of valid HTML.
Such technology is the first step in creating accessible pages. Invalid markup,
meanwhile, affects document portability, interoperability, and the future value
of your content. Organizations risk making their documents obsolete by not ensuring
that their web documents adhere to the HTML specification. By working to the HTML
specification you make it easier to transport HTML documents to others for revision
and re-purposing. XHTML, conversely, is used with new browsers.
Java Script
Java Script is a user interface scripting language developed by Netscape for its
Navigator and Communicator World Wide Web browsers. Java Script source code is
embedded in HTML documents, and is interpreted by a World Wide Web browser.
Flash
Feratech also is able to provide our clients with Flash components either in
one section or throughout the entire site. Flash is a multimedia tool commonly
used to create animations and web pages for the site. Flash can add a lot of
animation and movement to an otherwise still site.
Cascading Style Sheets
CSS, which stands for Cascading Style Sheets, is a data format used by Feratech
to separate style and structure on Web pages. With CSS, style information can
be centralized. This centralization leads to increased power and flexibility.
With cascading style sheets, designers are able to use tags to reference a
style rather than describe it at each instance. Then, when a style needs to
be changed, only the referenced declarations need to be changed, not all of the
instances where it is used.
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