Rather than just dissing someone else's contribution, why don't you come
up with a viable alternative instead?
On Thu, 01 Mar 2007 11:41:41 +1000, Tim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Sarah,
I would not recommend that a government department employs anyone who
does not themselves conform
What a statement! Are we hear for W3C standards or fiction?
ANyone touting for work here should be fairly subject to at least W3C
validation tests!
Or else! What are the standards?
A viable alternative Validated W3C XHTML 1.0 Strict with multiple
stylesheet options.
Mike Brown wrote:
- we don't want to get into a debate as to which usability consultants
are good or not, or even what makes a good usability consultant
Sarah, usability standards conversations are a hot topic over at the
evolt.org list.
Regards,
Barney
Tim wrote:
What a statement! Are we hear for W3C standards or fiction?
ANyone touting for work here should be fairly subject to at least W3C
validation tests!
Or else! What are the standards?
I have to back this. In my mind this is exactly what this list is for.
If people can't go to the
On 01/03/2007, at 1:00 PM, John Faulds wrote:
Rather than just dissing someone else's contribution, why don't you
come up with a viable alternative instead?
On 3/1/07, Tim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What a statement! Are we hear for W3C standards or fiction?
ANyone touting for work here should
Is the percentage of the list who might be interested an objective
criteria, for an objective standard like W3C.
AT LEAST 96.1% of the list (assuming that
_every_ member in Canberra
Coming to a town near you, a nip in the W3C bud time saves nine.
Tim
On 01/03/2007, at 11:12 PM, Joshua
Um ... as far as I know Hiser, as a rule, don't actually code sites - they
try to focus purely on usability. Which I believe was Sarah's original
request ...
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Ian Stalvies wrote:
Um ... as far as I know Hiser, as a rule, don't actually code sites -
they try to focus purely on usability. Which I believe was Sarah's
original request ...
It's still an awful indicator. Although I've seen a lot of Australian
firms selling accessibility, and awards
Sarah,
Why don't you contact 'Hitser' currently providing Usability training
and also consultancy.
Usability consulting includes:
Accessibility evaluations
Expert reviews
Forms design
Information architecture design
Usability testing
User interface design
Wesite: www.hiser.com.au
Contact:
Dear Sarah,
I would not recommend that a government department employs anyone who
does not themselves conform with W3C document validation or the
requirements of the 1992 disability Discrimination Act.
hiser.com.au don't seem to write validated documents and their home
page is full of
I think best would be people reply to Sarah off-list, because:
- we don't want to get into a debate as to which usability consultants
are good or not, or even what makes a good usability consultant
- those of us outside of Canberra have very limited interest in the subject
:)
Mike
who,
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