Web Standards

Web standards refer to the formal specifications and guidelines that govern the development of the World Wide Web, ensuring consistency and interoperability across different browsers, devices, and platforms. By adhering to web standards, developers can create websites and applications that are accessible, secure, and functional across a wide range of environments, making it a crucial aspect of web development and a key factor in shaping the future of the internet.

Web Standards

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