Hi Jaime,
Slightly off the discussion but I can't help thinking that if I was you in that chain of command...
Client <--- Design Firm <--- Subcontracted Freelancer <-- Sub-subcontracted You
...I'd be very wary of work that has supposedly "strict" guidelines to follow yet the flow of project information is so stretched.
I don't know about everyone else here but I think that clients generally need guidance/recommendation/advice/etc... particularly with regards to standards based development and I cannot see how well you can do that from such a distance.
Anyway, not wishing to interfere, just a thought I couldn't hold in and was curious as to whether anyone else thought so.
Nick
Now I just need to convince my freelance boss to convince his client which happens to be a design house to convince their client about the pro and cons of using XHTML Strict DTD. Just hope the message will not get messed up down the line. From the corresponding emails I have seen, the client is one that is very sure of his judgements (even provided few web links and articles..A list apart was one of them) so well...it is going to be a challenge to make him understand because he feels that he has all the relevant info which some aren't actually. And if all else fails..I guess I better prepare myself in advance now and start building a test site using xhtml strict.
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