Foundation

W3C / XML — Structured Content Foundation Standard

W3C XML family: the core specifications powering structured content on the web.

Overview

What is W3C / XML?

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) XML family defines the open standards at the heart of structured content publishing: XML for data, XSLT for transformation, XPath for navigation, XSD for schema validation, and SVG for scalable vector graphics. These specifications underpin every modern XML-based documentation system.

Key Features

XML: extensible markup for structured data
XSLT and XPath: transformation and navigation
XSD: schema validation and type enforcement
SVG: scalable vector graphics
Namespace and URI standards: interoperability across systems

XMLXSLTXPathSVGW3C

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