Have you looked at the other assistive technologies available?
Yes I work closely with our Office for Persons with Disabilities, even
presented at their Assistive Technology Fair last year. This year I will as
well and sounds like it will be even bigger than last year. There are some
very cool
Im not 100% sure...
but here is what I think a browser would download, in what order..
1st it would download the HTML code...
then any Images in the document...
then the DTD...
then the Stylesheets...
then the Stylesheet images...
then 3rd party gear - flash, java, other applets and mods...
just
Jesse,
I'll agree it makes them think about it for about ... 10 seconds. Then they
go and start using those automated evaluators and mess it all up. I've used
every evaluator there is and none come as close to meeting my experience as
I would like.
You can pass those automated test very easily
this may sound like a stupid answer but wouldnt it be like an html page of
somesort.
t94xr
http://www.t94xr.net.nz/
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The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/
See http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm
for some hints on
Actually Canada has to accessibility requirements under any law. The
Canadian Government has the Common Look and Feel Guidelines and in there
they require WAI AA for all Federal Government sites (government workers in
Canada correct me please).
http://www.cio-dpi.gc.ca/clf-nsi/index_e.asp
That should probably read - 'does not have' - I am fine specimen of the new
and improved public education system in Canada ;) I apologize for the bad
grammar and typos and place the blame on my 5th grade teacher.
Jesse
On 6/30/04 9:19 AM, J Rodgers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually Canada has
Section 508 wouldn't exist if it weren't for WCAG. If you can do Section
508 then step up to the plate and do the remainder. Take the extra step,
you'll find it's a lot easier. It simply requires opening our minds to the
possibilities.
Regardless of what some say, Flash is not accessible and
Hi,
Lee would recommend a comprehensive accessibility text. I've scoured
Amazon to the point of red eye, and have found nothing but how to pass
Bobby. This text should include captioning of Quicktime, and other
dynamic media considerations.
C
On Wednesday, June 30, 2004, at 05:47 AM, Lee
Despite some minor flaws, Joe Clark's Building Accessible Websites
is still one of the best around.
Captioning of quicktime (you mean via SMIL, I assume) is still not widely
implemented due to flaky support in certain areas
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-ig/2004AprJun/0651.html
Of
Hi,
Thanks I wasn't aware my question had ominous tones. Nonetheless,
humble voice I appreciate your suggestion. /humble voice
On Wednesday, June 30, 2004, at 08:04 AM, Patrick Lauke wrote:
ominous voiceComprehensive Accessibility Text/ominous voice, as
the field is constantly evolving and
Does anyone know where I can find some information on browser support for xforms and
how to style them with css? I know the w3c has some information but my head starts
spinning whenever I go to their pages.
I found this site, but it doesn't mention support and styling.
Ted Drake wrote:
Does anyone know where I can find some information on browser support for xforms and
how to style them with css? I know the w3c has some information but my head starts
spinning whenever I go to their pages.
I found this site, but it doesn't mention support and styling.
In an effort to not drown the list-serv with constant replies, let me use
this single reply.
Captioning of SMIL, Magpie or the like will always be a human reviewer test.
There's no way an automated evaluator can test image presentation. Search
engines can't do it and certainly a less costly
You'll need to choose your favorite XForms implementation
huh? are these just IDE's for building XForms?
It seems that the next version of ColdFusion will be using XForms as a
version of CFFORM /
but to tie it back to standards, what versions of older browsers support
XForms?
thanx
here is what I think a browser would download, in what order..
[snip]
The only real problem with that is the phrase a browser. Different
browsers will almost certainly do it differently.
Your theory certainly makes sense and maybe someone will do the
experiment in more detail. I'd love to do
Ted Drake wrote:
Does anyone know where I can find some information on browser support for xforms and
how to style them with css? I know the w3c has some information but my head starts
spinning whenever I go to their pages.
I found this site, but it doesn't mention support and styling.
I think Judy Brewer, the Director of WAI hit the nail on the head when she said:
In no case can automated Web accessibility evaluation tools determine conformance to
all WCAG 1.0 Checkpoints at a
given priority level. Therefore, manual evaluation by a knowledgeable expert using a
variety of
John Horner wrote:
So, the question is, what does the browser actually do? Three
developers, discussing this, came up with different answers.
Does it download only the images required for that page, download all
images, or does it download the ones needed right away and the others
in the
As stated, it is very much browser dependant. I use Firefox for daily
browsing and I like to load pages in background tabs. I was surprised
when I first noticed that switching to a tab Firefox would then fetch
CSS images ( unless cached ).
If you are really keen on the ordering of http requests
I have validated my CSS and markup and corrected an
issue in Mozilla/Netscape that I was having...but in doing so, now the redesign
of the site will not work at all past the index page in
Opera.
I am also interested in anyone who can view
the site in prior versions of IE than version 6
Richard Rutter, of Clagnut fame (http://www.clagnut.com/) talks about liquid
layouts, scaling images access keys, ems, and the standards-based rebuild of
Multimap.
http://webstandardsgroup.org/features/richard-rutter.cfm
Russ
The Australian Museum.
Australia's first - and leading - natural
Title: Message
Hi,
When I
hover the mouse over an un-ordered list, the list simply disappears in FireFox
0.9. Does anybody havea remedy ? If this has been discussed before, could
you please direct me to the resource.
Thanks
Bhuvnesh
Chaudhry
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