accessibility legislation
accessibility legislation
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- Seph0
interesting thread
"no flash, few (no) graphics, no links in the text and no CSS."
Surely this is an exageration?!
Our company has been looking into the W3C standards, and we have already gained 2 new clients as a result, CSS is in fact highlighted as the one of the best ways to create good looking sites that are still accessible.
In Italy, the standards are only obligatory if the site is facilitating a public service, there is absolutely no limit on images, or flash (however fundamental text must not be viewed as image or swf), the only important change is standards of syntax, that allows all the different browsers and platforms to work without error. That to me, makes a lot of sense.