On 7/21/06, Bruce Morrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
For those who don't read slashdot
http://it.slashdot.org/it/06/07/20/1242210.shtml
"Google today released Accessible Search, a Google Labs product
aiming to rank higher pages which are optimized for blind users.
Google asks you to adhere to the W3C's Web Content Accessibility
Guidelines if you want to make sure your pages are accessible
(and thus, rank better on Google Accessible Search). I wrote a
small tool to compare results of default and accessible
results."
Ok, I must know... what do red links in the search results mean?
And I take a little issue with this:
"Currently we take into account several factors, including a given
page's simplicity, how much visual imagery it carries and whether or
not it's primary purpose is immediately viable with keyboard
navigation."
I would say "simplicity" might be missing the point... after all, this
is Google, who think their "simplicity" of search result pages is
accessible enough.
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