Jean Hollis Weber wrote: > Colours often don't differentiate well when printed in black-and-white, even > if there are no on-screen issues for colour-blind readers.
Screen readers can't differentiate between two different colours. > If we minimise the use of typographical changes, a) Braille printers treat italics and boldface the same; b) Braille printers will convert your line formatting to 34 characters per line, 27 lines per page; > And lastly: Gary knows I think ragged-right is MUCH better than > fully-justified text Screen readers parse ragged right much better than fully justified text that has automatic hyphenation. xan jonathon
