I just got surprised to know that google.com is not a valid XHTML page. But yes, it is true, you can yourself check it on the W3C validator. Here is the explanation by Matt Cutts, head of Google’s webspam team, about why the Google homepage is not a valid HTML5 (or XHTML) document. Matt Cutts [...]
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I hand-write W3C valid html code. The W3C attempts to standardize html code and the way browsers read html code. When all browsers are built using W3C standards, web designers will no longer need to fix web pages that look okay on Firefox but look broken when viewed with Internet Explorer.
