On 16 December 2010 W3C published a number of documents from the XHTML 2 Working Group as W3C Notes: XHTML 2.0 , a general-purpose markup language designed to represent documents for a wide range of purposes across the World Wide Web. XML Events 2 , designed to provide an interoperable way of associating behaviors with document-level markup. CURIE Syntax 1.0 , a syntax for expressing Compact URIs HLink , a module that provides the ability to specify which attributes of elements represent links, and how those links should be traversed. HLink also extends XLink use to a wider class of languages than those restricted to the syntactic style allowed by XLink. XHTML Role Attribute Module , a module to support role classification of elements XHTML Access Module , a module designed to enhance document accessibility. XFrames , intended originally to replace HTML Frames. Learn more about the XHTML 2 Working Group . Related Links XHTML page with considerations of search engine op...

Even though Google and other search engines do not use the keywords meta tag, many search engines, Other search engines believes that the keywords meta tag is a good location to include words that you want indexed where those same words are not included with your content. Three examples for using the keywords meta tag are: 1. To include synonyms of words that are not included in the content of your page. People search on many variations of words and phrases. Sometimes it is hard to include all of the different variations of those words in the content of your page without making your page sound like a keywords page. 2. To place emphasis on certain words. It is not always easy to place your major keywords at the top of your page or in a <h1> tag. Your major keywords might not be introduced until the middle of your page. Using the keywords meta tag, you can add these keywords to inform the search engines that these words are important. Remember two important rules when using t...

The title of your Web page is the first piece of information that an Internet searcher will see about your site. Many people will decide whether or not to click to your site based on the title text. Title tags are also used for: 1. Indexing your site with almost all major search engines. 2. Describing your page when someone adds it to their Favorites or Bookmarks. 3. Provides the main hyperlink text that links to your site. For these reasons, make sure that your title tag is descriptive, unique, clear, concise and contains keywords that people use when they are searching for your site. Do not use "Home Page". This is neither descriptive nor unique. Also, use different titles for different pages. This will allow your results to be unique in the results page if multiple pages from your site are displayed together. Read SEO - Page description meta tag