RDFa
Also called: Resource Description Framework in Attributes
RDFa is an abbreviation for the term Resource Description Framework in Attributes, which involves a recommendation from W3C, the World Wide Web Consortium. This is an organization concerned with setting international standards on the World Wide Web. In the case of Resource Description Framework in Attributes, this is a recommendation that extensions be added to HTML, XHTML and documentation in the XML format. RDFa offers possibilities to process structured data in HTML code. In this case, it involves adding visual information using markup attributes. This uses URLs that make the transfer of data and information clear to both humans and machines. It is precisely this combination that makes RDFa unique. After all, this application no longer uses a code that was readable by humans or computers and software but by all parties.
