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Quality Control

Making sure your site is coded correctly.

How can I check to make sure none of my hyperlinks are broken?

  • ZDNet Link Check ~ This free service will check up to 20 pages of links at your site.
How can I validate my code against some standard(s)?

  • W3C HTML Validation Service ~ This excellent service from the W3C "checks HTML documents for conformance to W3C HTML and XHTML Recommendations and other HTML standards." Absolutely essential - I use this service to validate the Web pages at granneman.com. This service checks your code against your DTD, something a lot of the other services do not include. excellent_star: Excellent!
  • ZDNet HTML Check (Validator) ~ This free service will check up to 20 pages of your site against the W3C standards. According to the site, it will "report coding errors that can break your page, browser compatability issues that affect how your page looks different on different computers, and design tips that can improve your site."


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Note: These links lead to Web sites that are not under my control. I bear no responsibility for the content of these sites.