In last section's readings, we saw that a markup language can be used both for providing structure, by tagging data with identifiers and metadata, and also for formatting, by tagging data with instructions on how to display it.

Main Response

For this discussion, you will consider a particular website from the view of a web developer. Develop a main response in which you address the following:

In the role of a web developer, which aspect would you personally prefer to work with, and why? Is one aspect "more important" than the other, generally speaking, or does it vary from site to site?

Think about web projects in which you have been, or might be, involved. If you aren't yet involved in any, then consider a site which you visit frequently. For the site in question, which aspect do you consider more important, the structure and management of the data, or the presentation? Or are they equally important? Why?

Please post a short summary of the site in question (and a link, if possible), and your thoughts regarding it.

subject: web systems development