Just came across this thread and by coincidence I had been told about the site and tossed off this email to them:
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I thought I would take the time to make you aware of some problems with your website.
The site does not communicate to Mac users at all. In Safari 2, the most common MacOSX
: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 3:59 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [WSG] Australian Communications Authority
Just came across this thread and by coincidence I had been told about the site and
tossed off this email to them:
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I thought I would take the time to make you aware of some problems
Sorry, I'm away Thurs AM for study.
I will read your email when I return. For any urgent Intranet queries or
assistance please contact Marion Haworth on 02 9230 8542 or
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Many thanks,
Leon Wild.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/05/04 18:15
You're right, but in my defense I didn't
Jeez mate give me a break. Just because every site I've done doesn't get the little W3C gold star doesn't mean I'm not making professional sites. And since I've been making sites since the web started, and designing for years before that, some jobs go back ten years. They were cutting edge enough
Sorry mate (and the WSG). I was merely giving you my reaction to your
post. I was just saying that If I was in the shoes of the person you
emailed, my first reaction would be to go and visit your site. On
visiting said site I'd think,
what a loverly looking flash portfolio with lot's of nice
Or indeed using any browser on a Mac;
1. Internet Explorer - nothing but source code
2. Safari - NO navigation
3. Firefox - NO navigation
I'm only assuming there's navigation - I caught a glimpse of it in the
PDF.
Probably cost them a fortune too
Actually - I finally
On Sun, 2 May 2004 16:05:53 +1000, Christiaan Knol wrote:
2. Safari - NO navigation
Oh It was my browser that was the problem.
Silly me, I was thinking that it was the site..
g
in order to make this more on topic
Clearly, (Australian) government departments need to get more
On Sun, 2 May 2004, Lea de Groot wrote:
On Sun, 2 May 2004 16:05:53 +1000, Christiaan Knol wrote:
2. Safari - NO navigation
Oh It was my browser that was the problem.
Silly me, I was thinking that it was the site..
g
in order to make this more on topic
Clearly, (Australian)
Hi
Following on from this, it's the kind of thing a Web Standards Group
whitepaper could help with - drawing on everyone's collective knowledge.
..or a press release... coming after the Australian Gov's $4 million IT
dept website fiasco last year, it may be picked up by a few outlets.
Ideas?
On Sun, 2 May 2004, James Ellis wrote:
Hi
Following on from this, it's the kind of thing a Web Standards Group
whitepaper could help with - drawing on everyone's collective knowledge.
..or a press release... coming after the Australian Gov's $4 million IT
dept website fiasco last year,
] On
Behalf Of Lea de Groot
Sent: Sunday, 2 May 2004 4:30 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [WSG] Australian Communications Authority
On Sun, 2 May 2004 16:05:53 +1000, Christiaan Knol wrote:
2. Safari - NO navigation
Oh It was my browser that was the problem.
Silly me, I was thinking
That site is admittedly terrible. It has no navigation on the frontpage in
Firefox for Win either
However, it is not indicative of all Australian government sites. I recently
discovered http://www.immi.gov.au when a client cited its previous design
(it has been redesigned to conform with the new
Hi all,
I just had reason to visit the ACA web site,
http://www.aca.gov.au
In their own words.
The website has been redesigned to allow users to easily find their way
around the site. The new site has five information categories:
And from the Accessibility page.
Nah, I'll let you enjoy the
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