I use the question/answer spam filter technique on my community blog site,
but provide the answers with the question. For example:
Is a banana yellow or red?
What colour is the summer sky - green or blue?
What is 3 + 1? Is it 823, 4 or 9117?
That way people can make a guess even if they aren't su
I think it's safe to say that blind AND deaf people surfing with
braille devices are a very small minority, and very aware of the
limitations of their system.
When you target this disabilities group, I guess you have to take the
risk of spamming and NOT use CAPTCHA.
Again, it comes down to the p
Bob Schwartz wrote:
http://www.fotografics.it/test/
The orange div on the left is where a menu will go (without the
orange background) and has position:fixed. In IE7 it shifts to the
right invading the content div instead of resting just outside the
light yellow content area. (Use any other
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I personally get very frustrated with captchas, especially really awkwardly hard to interpret ones. And the questions below are novel for a while but wear you down after 10-20 a day!
One reason I get frustrated with them is that there are great be
listdad@webstandardsgroup.org wrote on 02/15/2007 01:20:16 AM:
> I think it's safe to say that blind AND deaf people surfing with
> braille devices are a very small minority, and very aware of the
> limitations of their system.
>
> When you target this disabilities group, I guess you have to take
On 2/15/07, James Crooke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think it's safe to say that blind AND deaf people surfing with
braille devices are a very small minority, and very aware of the
limitations of their system.
When you target this disabilities group, I guess you have to take the
risk of spammin
Hello all,
I think I'm finally ready to subject my site to a review of my peers
(even though you all know WAY more then I do) I'm pretty happy with
the overall design, I'm looking mostly for the semantics behind it,
and if I've done anything that would prevent anyone with any
disability f
What benefit will one gains using YUI Grid CSS, especially for
someone who is quite proficient in coding CSS layouts and who
understands web standards and structural markups?
http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/grids/
I did a site, now client's client was wondering if I can update the
markup I d
Tee,
This is an interesting question. My personal opinion is that the YUI
Grid approach is wrong. Basically you end up choosing your markup and
class/id values based on how you want it to appear. You can modify the
Grid CSS to use semantically relevant selectors but at the end of the
day I
first thing you need to do is go here:
http://www.visionaustralia.org.au/info.aspx?page=628 and get the color
contrast analyzer and check your menu colors. it's not too easy on my eyes
and fails the color blind test hands down.
other than that the index page is easy to read. the menu though is
re -> I did a site, now client's client was wondering if I can update the
markup I did to YUI. Very strange request to me.
agreed, if you're a wizz at css you can achieve all the same benefits that
the YUI GRID CSS gives you as a headstart. But from a clients point of view
- the main attraction w
Dwain Alford wrote:
first thing you need to do is go here:
http://www.visionaustralia.org.au/info.aspx?page=628 and get the color
contrast analyzer and check your menu colors. it's not too easy on my
eyes and fails the color blind test hands down.
Ditto. I'm partially colorblind, and while I
Hi Jason
You may want to rethink the 'Click here' link at the bottom of the page
regarding signup for the newsletter. A contextual link would be better.
Off topic would be setting up a 301 permanent redirect from
http://raoset.com to http://www.raoset.com.
Cheers
Lisa
On 2/16/07, Jason Pruim
On 2/15/07, Andrew Ingram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It's probably a useful tool for people inexperienced with CSS to get a
design up and running, but anyone who actually knows CSS shouldn't be
using the framework.
Exactly. I don't think it was ever really designed to be a CSS library for
eve
Jason Pruim wrote:
I think I'm finally ready to subject my site to a review of my peers
(even though you all know WAY more then I do) I'm pretty happy with
the overall design, I'm looking mostly for the semantics behind it,
and if I've done anything that would prevent anyone with any
disabilit
On 2/15/07, Peter Ottery <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
re -> I did a site, now client's client was wondering if I can update the
markup I did to YUI. Very strange request to me.
so if in 18 months time your client hires a different web
designer/developer to update their site they would have a LOT
SilverStripe Newsletter
I personally get very frustrated with captchas, especially really awkwardly
hard to interpret ones. And the questions below are novel for a while but
wear you down after 10->20 a day!
One reason I get frustrated with them is that there are great beyesian
filters out th
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