Concept of UHTML

Concept of UHTML

In the every day use UHTML means clear disjunction of function, design and content. The programmer writes his programmfiles, the webdesigner works on his webfiles and the editor uses his own text editing tools. All three work completely undependently from eachother. The combination of the dynamic scripts and design elements is done about by the UHTML interface. The content is integrated into the website by a content management system that comes as a set of UHTML tags.

Conventional Systems

In simple websites content, design and function are intrinsically tied to eachother. The editor's writing is inserted by the webdesigner, the webdesigner's layout is placed into the dynamic scripts by the programmer. Finally the whole result is put online as a monolithic construction.

A conventional content management system extracts the content from this consolidated block. The editor gains the ability to put his content online without any further programmer or webdesigner action. But still the design is an integral part of the respective content management system and is inseparably connected to the function. Even small changes of the design are costly and realizable only with the employment of a programmer.

By UHTML the editor, the webdesigner and the programmer work completely independently from eachother. The thereby resulting clear structure of work offers advantages for all kinds of websolutions. Thus UHTML sets the direction for the future of modern website concepts.