Don’t think, implement : standards, accessibility, best practices
Accessibility Category
HTML And CSS List Based Menus
By: schalk on: Jul 30,2008 In: Accessibility, Articles, How-To, css/html, standardsI posted an article yesterday on the web builder zone along with a screen cast on how to create menu for your website using only HTML and CSS. I also cover other topics such when and why to use ordered lists for more semantic meaning. You can watch the screen cast below and read the [...]
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- Tags: css, How-To, html, lists, web development, web menu
While there is no substitute for true user testing when it comes to web accessibility testing, there is definitely a lot of room for tools that can aid us in at least testing and confirming those issues that can be tested by automated testing tools. Through my years as a web developer it has always [...]
Volume4.com website not compliant, solution comming
By: schalk on: Jan 12,2008 In: Accessibility, AnnouncementI am currently using a freely distributed theme for Wordpress. I am aware that it is not as standards compliant and acessible as it can be. To this end I am going to devote some time to ensuring that this theme does conform to the W3C standards and accessibility guidelines. Please post your comments with [...]
About the Author
Schalk Neethling is a highly experienced and enthusiastic Java standards based web developer currently located in Pretoria, South-Africa. He has been working on the web for the past 6 years developing and designing web sites/applications for clients around the world.
He has extensive knowledge of XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, Ajax, JEE, JSP, PHP and more. He is actively involved in the open source, standards and accessibility community.
