Mike,
Thanks for the information.
Yes, I have an idea, but never having seen any of the devices people
talk about here, I often have doubts about what I think I have
understood.
Bob Schwartz wrote:
Do database driven, dynamically created asp pages pass muster for
accessibility?
What makes a site accessible? Being on this list, you surely have
some idea of the answer. But to help, some of the key things are:
- it has semantic, well-structured HTML
- in particular in uses headings well, it marks up forms and data-
tables with appropriate accessibility features and it validates (or
mostly validates)
- it provides options for users to "jump" to parts of a page eg
navigation, content(ie, they don't have to tab through endless links)
Note that nowhere in there does it mention asp. Or in fact any
server-side programming/scripting language. In terms of
accessibility, what matters is what's outputted to the browser
(user agent), not what language the backend is written and
developed in.
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