Topic 1 - Web standards.
By following the web standards we can be close to achieving a consistent display performance of our sites and for all the users. Despite Microsoft's Current dominance, it is not the best. There are several other browsers that can do a good job of interpreting CSS. The latest versions of Firefox and Opera on pc, Safari, and Firefox on macintosh all render in a consistent manner, but Microsoft internet explorer 6 has many unimplemented features.
Topic 2 - Content, structure, and presentation.
Content can stand for the collective term of all text, images, videos, animations, sounds, and files such as PDF documents, all the things you want to give and deliver to your audience. EHTML stands for extensible hypertext markup language. This enables you to define each element of your content. CSS stands for cascading style sheets. CSS helps you define how each marked up element of you content is presented on its page, things like font size, width, height, background color, etc.
Topic 3 - Top 10 benefits of standards based coding.
Deliver to multiple user agents, improve performance, serve all browsers, separate content and presentation, build fluid pages, confirm your code is correct, streamline production, distribute content more easily, make it accessible, and do less work. These are 10 great reasons to adopt standards-based coding practices. Today, web standards are quite widely adopted.