Accessibility and SEO
Here's the demo pages as they've been developing...
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Accessibility1.html Based on our initial tests, the accessibility of
the template is virtually unaffected by the JavaScript events controlling the windows. Therefore, the
header navbar was returned to the top of the code so that it is more linear. The css file has become a
master file which calls the other .css files, this seems to be the most effective way to control styles
from multiple style sheets. All the master settings are controlled in the first style sheet called, and
any modifications are applied in the second. SEO links have also been tweaked so they now mimic precisely
the layout of the main navbar. The presentation is a bit better that way, especially with CSS off.
Still need to test future
CSS manipulation tweaks. Testing accessibility in JAWS with and w/o braille display as well as Zoomtext,
the main packages for the blind and visually impaired. Still need to assimilate information from the W3C
guidelines to increase accessibility as well. AND consider SEO. Wow! A long ways to go.
[chroniclemaster1, 2006/11/29]
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Date Received:
2006/12/04
Last Major Revision:
2006/12/04