Posted By:
Andy Yaco-Mink
Posted On:
Monday, June 10th, 2002
The Web Standards Project (WaSP), founded in 1998 by a group of web designers frustrated with the incompatibility of web browsers, relaunches Tuesday June 11.
With recent releases of browsers like Mozilla, Opera, Internet Explorer, and Netscape more or less supporting standards such as CSS and HTML 4.01. WaSP seeks to convince web designers to stop the expensive and time consuming practice of accommodating old browsers and start making sites that take full advantage of newly supported standards.