Case Study in a Successful Standards-Based Migration Contributor Jeremy Stanton of Media Farm LLC outlines the steps they took to solve a client's design and performance issues through application of standards-based coding practices, and provides general best practices to help other web managers make a similar migration. Article Jeremy Stanton An Interview With Mike Davidson of ESPN (Part 2) In the second part of a two-part interview, Mike Davidson of ESPN.com gets into the nuts and bolts of standards-based redesign as he talks about code changes, points out the limitations of CSS-driven layout, discusses ways to gather intelligent redesign feedback, shares advice for designers, and much more. Article Eric A. Meyer An Interview With Mike Davidson of ESPN (Part 1) ESPN.com, one of the Web's biggest sports-related Web sites, is moving to standards-based, non-table layout. When so prominent a Web site makes such a move, what does it mean to them and to the rest of us? We talk with ESPN's Mike Davidson about the change, the decisions, the benefits, and a whole lot more in the first part of a two-part interview. Article Eric A. Meyer Choosing Standards Compliance Over Proprietary Practices Learn why conforming to open technology standards external to an organization is just as important following internal procedural standards. Article Beth Epperson Netscape DevEdge Redesigns As Standards Showcase Netscape DevEdge now showcases efficient, accessible cross-browser design. A tableless, CSS-driven design lets the visitor choose their preferred theme and incorporates a host of other improvements. Learn more in this look at some key features. Article Eric Meyer, Susie Wyshak An Interview With Douglas Bowman of Wired News On October 11, 2002, Wired News launched a major new redesign based on XHTML 1.0 and no tables. Find out how they did it, and what benefits and drawbacks this design entailed, in an in-depth interview with Douglas Bowman of Wired News. Article Eric A. Meyer