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I guess this is true for all parts of businesses, but essential to webdesigners. They have to start learning that there’s a few but very important key rules of webdesign. For one is accessibility, without it the net would not exist and it will definitely not exist if we don’t care to think about it in the future. W3C is realizing that and launching the Mobile Web Initiative some weeks ago is just another argument for making the web accessible and semantically-correct. Next up you have communicaiton, and that’s also very essential and not looked upon very often. Webdesigners are usually tech-savvy folks that do not posess that many humanistic skills like communication and arts. The web is about knowledge, but as Hamilton said it would be useless without accessibility, communication and enhancements. An excellent quote which I’ll use for work some time.
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