Here is a tool that can help identify functional accessibility issues:
http://fae.cita.uiuc.edu
Jon
On Sun, Apr 6, 2008 at 9:57 PM, Marvin Hunkin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi Marvin
Just a quick check:
- With images off, the contrast between text and background is very low.
- Text on a patterned background is relatively difficult to read - not
specifically for blind/vision-impaired.
- In IE6, large text overlaps - line height is insufficient as you have set
the
On 4/6/08, Marvin Hunkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.
could some one take a look at my site and give me feedback, if you can
read the text, blind and vision impaired users, if they can read the
text, etc.
and what other accessability features, i may need to put in, or
general comments or
Nice website. First thing, the hover under the links. It is bad under
the images. I am using Firefox on Win XP. It does not work well and i
don't know if that is how you want it... You might want to set it for
the images also on your CSS file.
Everything else seems alright. But are you sure that
380k+ flash animation on the home page is just obnoxious... but
following that up with 220k+ on the next page... I'm lost for words.
Terrence Wood.
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Hey Miles,
Wow, i live in WA but never heard of you guys, good to see a company in
WA that likes standards :)
Im not so sure about the flash like others have said on this site, big
size to load and not so sure about the animating bomb sparks, started
to annoy me after a lil while. The rest
On 1/21/05 1:22 AM Terrence Wood [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent this out:
380k+ flash animation on the home page is just obnoxious... but
following that up with 220k+ on the next page... I'm lost for words.
Terrence Wood.
In the Americas somewhere on broadband, I can't even get the page to load,
Your site has general accessibility issues, that probably need to be
corrected if your firm wants to be considered 'a good corporate
citizens' when providing access to web sites to people with
disabilities.
Running your site through a speech reader makes your site very annoying,
some simple
The transitions were kinda dizzying but otherwise it looks very nice.
:) Nine thumbs up!
On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 20:47:40 -0800, Chris Kennon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
The header, if it were a transition between screens it would be
engaging. As a header element it loses it punch sitting at
The bomb animation gets me so distracted. I felt like a seizure was
being summoned. :) It was running in a circular pattern so there was
the hypnotic feel for it too.
The CSS does not validate:
URI : http://www.bam.com.au/common/bamcreative.css
Line: 83 Context : #navlist a:hover a:active
Miles Burke wrote:
We've just launched our new website, having had a quick CSS learning
curve over the last few months, and would love
opinions/feedback/criticism of it. Everything is game - let me know
it all, no matter how bad. :)
Please have a gander at http://www.bam.com.au
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