On Tue, 2006-03-14 at 08:41 -0700, Gregory Hill wrote: > I've heard both that and that search engines have trouble with frames, > yet framed sites rank highly in google search results commonly. Does > anyone have actual experience trying to use screen-reader software on > framed sites? > > Not that I'm advocating the use of frames, I'm just curious whether this > is a commonly-repeated myth or truth.
It's been year, but back when I was a Web developer for BYU we did
testing in the most popular screen reader at the time (Jaws IIRC).
Ignoring the fact that using a screen reader in itself is annoying,
framed sites were even worse.
No idea what the state of the art it, but I doubt it's much improved.
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