js is a problem? Then blackboard is going to be an issue, right? On 6/18/07, Dinner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > So I decided to make even my intranet apps as "accessible" as possible, > and not just because I like my keyboard. > > Besides the obvious "no pictures, large font,high contrast" settings for > testing, > what can I use? Is JAWS the most used disability-type browser? Lynx (ha)? > > Where is a good site for browser stats for the "less normal" browsers? > > I think I'm still liking the text only/non js, etc., specific "versions" > (formats?), and > I've got some dev time (sorta, future planning in action) already invested > in that > idea anyways... (and it's a good way to code, if you ask me)... but I > figured I'd > still like to be at least keyboard friendly with the fancy stuff. > > So... any real life advice is appreciated. I can read specs and whatnot > till I'm > blue in the face, there's just oodles of them. Too much, and some > conflicting, > actually. Seeing what happens in the popular browsers tho-- that I can go > for. > > Not aiming for perfection, just usability, mainly. Thoughts, suggestions? > I'm open. > > :Denny > > >
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