Microsoft Uses Sign Language Against Web Standards.

Microsoft has had five years to improve Internet Explorer’s ability to employ web standards for XHTML and CSS and failed. What’s their response to criticism?

An extraordinary use of Microsoft’s famed “sign language” comes to mind. So, let me tell you about my weekend with Microsoft’s Internet Explorer. For Windows.

I was working on a major project with a web developer. The web site design had been finalized and we were working on the layout of pages using XHTML and.... (excerpted).

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