Actually, good looking sites sell just much if not more than over done ones.
----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 30, 2008 4:36 PM Subject: Re: Designing web pages for screen readers if you ever look at the structure of most websites including businesses and enterprise including our well known giants etc. flash and dreamweaver objects as well as other rich media code is implemented into the sites to make it sellable to the consumer or viewer of the site. gone are the days of internet in plain format where things were minimal. now its high end design etc relying on your PC or in our case the mac to handle this. well with that issue it always raises challenges where access products are concerned. web designers these days are so slap dash about it all..... Charles...... I say...... Charles. would you be a total gent and assist me with this website. just stuff a few things here and ther. dont be too fancy about it. I say I say charles. lol too much content and not enough proper design. you construct a website that should under the equal oportunities act which is an internationally governed document enforced by the courts of human rights by the way lol. this regulation governs the proper design method to support all users of a website either in education, business or consumer basis etc. it is referred to when developers of high end websites are advised to apply these structures etc in place to allow users with adaptive technologies to use the end product or service lew
