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Thursday, July 14, 2005

The Accessibility Chronicles

OK, so I'm two weeks late posting this. My justification? Well, I only just saw it for myself today! I'm referring to a well written piece by Mike Davidson on his personal blog entitled The Accessibility Chronicles.

Does CSS-P automatically create a better user experience for blind people than table layouts?

Those who know say no.

Are unordered lists always more navigable than manually linebreaked items?

Those who know say no.

Are today's screenreaders able to consistently interpret even the cleanest of code?

Those who know say no.

It's well worth a read, and stay for the comments too - lots of interesting discussion happening there also.

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