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Cafe Townsend, a fictional restaurant, currently posts a list of daily specials 

on their website. They use an HTML table with a series of table rows to 

display the information. The left column of each row displays the name of 

the item and the item's description. The right column of each row displays 

the item's price. All of the information on the page is hand coded (i.e., it is 

not coming from a dynamic data source), and the text is formatted with an 

external style sheet.

The owners of Cafe Townsend have decided to  go dynamic,  and use data 

from an XML file to display their daily specials. Using XML allows for a 

separation between the content of the page (the menu specials) and the 

presentation (the layout, text styling, and so forth). An employee who 

doesn't know anything about HTML or web page maintenance can easily 

update the information by editing the XML file, while the page displaying 

the menu information remains stylistically untouched.

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