Tart

The Internet is filled with all sort of nice applications and tools that could help you work faster or enjoy your hobbies. One of such applications is Tart.

It allows you to validate the most common types of web resources, so you would save type on testing and fixing problems instead of finding the right validator. It sports lots of nice features and tools that you can check out.

The application doesn't take long to install and it doesn't have a complicated setup that you would need to complete before you can actually use it. It comes with lots of nice tools and features, neatly arranged in an intuitive and really lightweight graphical interface.

The first thing that you can do after launching the application is to provide a location for the source code.

Tart allows you to validate the most common types of web resources, including (x)html, css, rss, atom, sitemaps and more. You can choose the charset, content type, CSS and DTD/schema.

Choose from the many options available for each parameter. You can run a diagnostics feature and get details on the code or adjust links found inside the application.

You can view errors that might appear and edit the code if you'd like. The application lets you work on multiple projects at the same time, which is quite nice.

It comes with a separate section in which you can adjust some settings and make changes. There's the option to set the default charset, CSS version or Html doctype. You can also make some appearance changes and switch to a different source or information fonts.

User agent and language can be changed inside the application. Tart is a nice CSS and markup test software that you could use in order to validate web resources and focus on testing and fixing problems.