Well having moved into this from print "markup" is really more document
related. A word document is marked up when you specify margins,
headers, bold, etc., it is not coded (excluding the really pedantic
fact that these days there is application code doing the work).
Nick
I tend to use 'code', because a) this indeed makes more immediate
sense for
the client, and b) in a less technical definition, markup *can* be
considered code, in that markup tags are the codes that the relevant
parser
requires to render the expected output. In fact, my other commonly used
option is just to say 'HTML' - just about everybody understands
roughly what
that is, conceptually at least.
Cheers,
Kevin
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