Doctor HTML - analyse your page

LukeakaDanish · Last edited by LukeakaDanish on Sat Jun 03, 2006 9:37 pm; edited 1 time in total

Doctor HTML (click "single page")

This is a very useful tool, for any webdesigner. Not only will it help you find problems in your code and places where the code could be better, it also analyses your page and reports the exact size of all the files. RECOMENDED!

Luke

modak

Instead of buying this program, why don't you use the free W3C validator ?

http://validator.w3.org/

It is much better, and easy. Just enter the URL of your page into the form, click on the Check button and the Validator automatically checks the page and points out the potential problem areas for your website.

LukeakaDanish

DRHTML is free...

It also does a ton of cool stuff which the w3c validator doesnt...

I quite like the w3c thing aswel though...

smithycpl

Thanks, i'm sure this will come in handy!
I bookmarked them both.

smithycpl

modak

LukeakaDanish

smithycpl

Don't mean to interupt you guys, Very Happy

but i liked http://validator.w3.org/ the most, like said by Modak, it lets you paste the html code into a form.
So you don't need to upload the page first, but anyway i used them both and liked them equaly for uploaded pages.

I found also another one that allows you to put your code into a form.
http://www.websiteoptimization.com/services/analyze/
Maybe we could start a poll now Laughing

LukeakaDanish

b4r4t

I've checked it and... hmm i don't know - w3c is better ...

This "doctor" does same thing as w3c except Spelling thing whitch is bull**it ... when i have page in Polish lang every world is an error for this program Razz

w3c have CSS validator whitch is important - html is now just divs'n'text Razz

Next thing - when i use w3c I'm sure that validator is 100% compatible with new specification because they write new spec Razz

Nex thing - this Dr HTML doesn't see error whit Flash file (script whitch is putting it) and that;s wrong:
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/flashsatay/

Verdict: I'll stay whit w3c - this Dr isn't bad but .. w3c better - simple, fast, everyone knows it (when You can put XHTML vaild , CSS vaild buttons on Your site You may be proud Razz

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smithycpl

I was just joking a bit about that poll, Wink

like i said w3c was my fav to.

B4r4t you're right about the CSS validator, i didn't notice that myself, untill now, lets just say it's a decent alternative for when w3c would be offline... whenever that would be.