Ben said: If someone with a contrast-related vision problem can't read the default version, how can they read the site to find the alternate stylesheet in the first place?And Mike said: but with an incredibly obvious user preference control first and foremost at the top of the document; and for
Well if no-one else is going to say it, then I will have to:
Don't use Access Keys except on an Intranet site.
IF you do a quick Google search for 'Access Keys' and 'Bad' you should find
several articles which have researched the number of such keys that do not
clash with a Browser, OS or AT
SHould the link stay in the some language of page or in the language
that gonna change?
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Hi,
i think that is better to put the links in its language (English,
Español and so on)
If i only speak Spanish and i'm in an English web page i will not know
what Change to
On 06/06/30 03:32 (GMT-0400) discusster apparently typed:
http://theletter.co.uk/longhand?id=1918
Feedback would be appreciated.
1-Firefox and SeaMonkey here seem to be loading no stylesheet by default.
2-Normal vision users already have their default set to the size they
prefer, and so don't
Gaspar,
on Friday, June 30, 2006 at 10:52 wsg@webstandardsgroup.org wrote:
for me the only mean useful for this page it's teh 3 links
but i thing it's better take retire this page, dont't u thing the
same?
Yes, definitly!
My big question it's the in body i will tell what language or in the
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I agree. On language versions I've done, we've presented selections with either
the language or country presented in the native language (and twice, if there
are two languages in a country), so you'd easily be able to spot your own
language in a listing. For example - would you recognise
Firefox and SeaMonkey here seem to be loading no stylesheet by defaultStrange one... anyone else got this problem?Cheers,BlairOn 30/06/06,
Felix Miata [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:On 06/06/30 03:32 (GMT-0400) discusster apparently typed:
http://theletter.co.uk/longhand?id=1918 Feedback would be
On Fri, 30 Jun 2006 07:18 pm, Martin Heiden wrote:
Gaspar,
From a user perspective it would be more useful to describe the link
in the language of links destiny. If I were on your site and I
couldn't understand Portuguese, I would definitely prefer a link with
text in a language that I
On 6/30/06, Steve Olive [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I agree - another option is to use small icons that are flags of the nationsassociated with the destiny languageBut (as per the link I posted above) languages are spoken in more than one country. The name of the language, in that language, is the
On 06/06/30 10:40 (GMT+0100) discusster apparently typed:
On 30/06/06, Felix Miata [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 06/06/30 08:32 (GMT+0100) discusster apparently typed:
http://theletter.co.uk/longhand?id=1918
Feedback would be appreciated.
1-Firefox and SeaMonkey here seem to be loading
perhaps it was just a moment of unstyled-ness before the
loadThat's a relief, thanks Frances!BlairOn 30/06/06, Frances Berriman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It was a spot slow to load, but FF got
your stylesheet, so perhaps it was just a moment of unstyled-ness before the
load? I've
Felix Miata wrote:
http://mrmazda.no-ip.com/auth/bigdefaults.html
can you explain the logic of separating this content into two columns
that are not continuous down the page, but short sections across the page.
I was reading down the left hand column and wondering why it kept
jumping...
Firefox and SeaMonkey here seem
to be loading no stylesheet by default
Strange one... anyone else got this problem?
I've only seen it dressed Blair... looks good to me. Firefox 1.0.7
Mike
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I also think low contrast is bad for general users and not just
disabled or low vision users... good contrast can be viewed as a
usability feature :)
Or not ;) I personally dislike high contrast as it strains my eyes more
than an overall combination with not that sharp/aggressive/tense
Jan Brasna wrote:
I think the ball is on the side of browser vendors. This should be
UI/UA thing, not a job for the website itself.
Absolutely! And lets add a page-zoom (Like Opera) as a must for ALL
browsers . . .
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Jan Brasna wrote:
I think the ball is on the side of browser vendors. This should be
UI/UA thing, not a job for the website itself.
Absolutely! And lets add a page-zoom (Like Opera) as a must for ALL
browsers . . .
An still open
An still open enhancement request was filed to include this ...
We all know how it's like with the browsers today :/
Zoom functions are designed primarily as user defense mechanisms
Sorry Felix, but this is really nonsense. It is made for what it should
do - making the whole site more
On 06/06/30 21:43 (GMT+0200) Jan Brasna apparently typed:
Felix Miata wrote:
Zoom functions are designed primarily as user defense mechanisms
Sorry Felix, but this is really nonsense.
Necessary nonsense required as a result of virtually universal poor web
page design. A web browser viewport
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well if no-one else is going to say it, then I will have to:
Don't use Access Keys except on an Intranet site.
And why would an intranet warrant different treatment from any other web
content?
P
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Steve Olive wrote:
I agree - another option is to use small icons that are flags of the nations
associated with the destiny language
Flags are not a good indicator for language, as certain countries can be
multi-lingual, and the same language can be spoken in a variety of
countries (e.g.
too tired to hunt for it...
... but have slaves to that for me ;)
Servez-vous:
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/flags.html
http://www.useit.com/alertbox/flagproblem.html
http://www.456bereastreet.com/archive/200604/indicating_language_choice_flags_text_both_neither/
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