on the topic of skip links and semantic styling, and to add to the mix
of usability, accessibility and getting into the habit of best practice,
Accessibility is not just for the impaired, it is also for people who
access through different devices where CSS has not been styled to suite
what is being looked at.
I know that mobile isn't a big thing right now, however it is gaining
pace and there are more internet enabled mobile devices than there are
desktop computers.
food for thought
William
Tee G. Peng wrote:
On Oct 28, 2007, at 3:56 AM, Stuart Foulstone wrote:
But the point is that, this accessibility feature is for people who
can't
use a mouse - i.e. they cannot "click" anywhere.
Ah yah right!!!! A good point you have made. I am a 'mouse' user, and
I do find skip to (content/navigation) useful for me. Now you pointed
out ( John and other did too but I was blind :) ), makes me realized
I was mainly viewing this feature from my own' benefit.
Glad that I asked. Sometimes one has to show one's ignorance so one
can learn something important :)
tee
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