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Joe Steinbring

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La capa del documento, debajo de todo lo demás. Sus entradas tratan menos de etiquetas que de lo que aporta un buen marcado: significado para las máquinas, alcance para las tecnologías de apoyo, visibilidad en los buscadores y preparación para otros idiomas.

Más de 20 años trabajando con marcado semántico y estándares web, con la accesibilidad y la visibilidad en buscadores integradas en el proceso. Lo he escrito en todos los trabajos que he tenido: UW-Milwaukee, Kohler, Starkmedia, Quality Matters y Bader Rutter.

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