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Alexander Graf is a webdeveloper and -designer currently working and living in the beautiful city of Innsbruck in Austria. | == Alexander Graf == | ||
[http://www.aetherworld.org Alexander Graf] is a webdeveloper and -designer currently working and living in the beautiful city of Innsbruck in Austria. | |||
He is creating accessible websites with a big focus on webstandards and semantics on the Internet and has had experience with XHTML and CSS for over 6 years. He has been working with several graphics design and interactive agencies, designing and developing W3C standards conform websites for his clients. | He is creating accessible websites with a big focus on webstandards and semantics on the Internet and has had experience with XHTML and CSS for over 6 years. He has been working with several graphics design and interactive agencies, designing and developing W3C standards conform websites for his clients. | ||
At the moment he does research on the semantic web and semantics in eTourism for the Digital Enterprise Research Institute of Innsbruck. | At the moment he does research on the semantic web and semantics in eTourism for the [http://www.deri.at Digital Enterprise Research Institute] of Innsbruck. | ||
In his spare time he blogs on web design issues, architecture, the semantic web and lifestyle at aetherworld.org and and is involved with the | In his spare time he blogs on web design issues, architecture, the semantic web and lifestyle at [http://www.aetherworld.org aetherworld.org] and and is involved with the Microformats project and the GetSemantic movement, advocating webstandards, Microformats and semantics wherever he can. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:22, 21 March 2007
Alexander Graf
Alexander Graf is a webdeveloper and -designer currently working and living in the beautiful city of Innsbruck in Austria.
He is creating accessible websites with a big focus on webstandards and semantics on the Internet and has had experience with XHTML and CSS for over 6 years. He has been working with several graphics design and interactive agencies, designing and developing W3C standards conform websites for his clients.
At the moment he does research on the semantic web and semantics in eTourism for the Digital Enterprise Research Institute of Innsbruck.
In his spare time he blogs on web design issues, architecture, the semantic web and lifestyle at aetherworld.org and and is involved with the Microformats project and the GetSemantic movement, advocating webstandards, Microformats and semantics wherever he can.