Hello friends,
I was going to post a big debate on 'Why accessibility doesn't matter'
to this list, but have delegated it to a blog post on the similar
subject instead.
I feel there has been LOADS of 'accessibility is a must' type
discussion on this list, but at the same time I feel that there
Not a bad read.
I'm about halfway in between your view and accessibility all the time.
I do agree that there is a lot of accessibility for the sake of
accessibility, however, there are also lots of things that are so easy
to do that they should always be done, even if your target market
On 29/01/2010 14:09, Jason Grant wrote:
I was going to post a big debate on 'Why accessibility doesn't matter'
to this list, but have delegated it to a blog post on the similar
subject instead.
I feel there has been LOADS of 'accessibility is a must' type
discussion on this list, but at the
At 1/29/2010 06:09 AM, Jason Grant wrote:
I feel there has been LOADS of 'accessibility is a must' type
discussion on this list, but at the same time I feel that there is
loads of arguments which are essentially 'accessibility for the sake
of accessibility'.
My point is that we are heading
Also posted on your blog:
When accessibility matters:
There are clear circumstances within which accessibility is incredibly
relevant and should be implemented by all means possible.
A company cares about their users, wanting to ensure a wide as
possible accessibility in order to avoid
After reading the article myself I agree Jason is wrong.
Even with closed systems like intranets you're playing with fire if
you don't have regard for accessibility.
I haven't been posting to this list very much lately but I just had to
say something about this.
Peter Mount
Web
Nor, apparently, does a page which works:
http://cfaj.freeshell.org/testing/flexewebs.jpg.
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On 30/01/2010, at 11:04 AM, Peter Mount i...@petermount.com wrote:
Even with closed systems like intranets you're playing with fire
if you don't have regard for accessibility.
Agreed. Web applications built ‘for' closed intranets are the reason
so many corporates still have IE6 installed.
Hi everyone,
I need a professional eye.
I have been developing this site for two weeks
(with help from this email group) and now that
I think I have finished. All I want to know is there
too much css?
The site is www.purencool.com
Any feed back would be great and you don't have to
be nice.
At 1/29/2010 08:36 PM, PurencoolGmail wrote:
The site is www.purencool.com
All I want to know is there too much css?
No.
Regards,
Paul
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Paul Novitski
Juniper Webcraft Ltd.
http://juniperwebcraft.com
PS: Are you *sure* this is all you want to know?
What does
PurencoolGmail wrote:
Hi everyone,
I need a professional eye.
I have been developing this site for two weeks
(with help from this email group) and now that
I think I have finished. All I want to know is there
too much css?
The site is www.purencool.com
Any feed back would be great and you
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