Hi Susan,
Thanks for you kind feedback. By the way, where can't you tab there?
And where would you implement the tabindex?
Thanks,
John
Susan R. Grossman wrote:
1. Someone wrote me in a German forum that the tab order of my homepage
I agree that tab order is very important and you can't tab to some of
your
navigation that I would expect to get to in the first few tab places.
2. He also said that I must use "back to top" links. Would you agree
with that?
No, I don't feel they're needed because more is seen at today's
resolution in today's browsers and those that can't can scroll. I don't
feel it effects accssibilty or usability - and I don't like having extra
links for a screen reader to have to read out, you certainly have
enough
links!
3. Also he said, you should have a glossary for <acronym>/<abbr>-tags,
because the title is only visible, if you use a mouse.
I don't agree that it needs a glossary, but puttin ghte entire
logo in
a background without textually declaring the name of the site isn't
accesible to me.
4. At last he mentioned, that after making a print preview, he could see
that the <abbr>-tag was underlined on the page and that I should remove
this.
Doesn't matter on a printed page IMO
Susan R. Grossman
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