HI all
whereas accessibility (a.k.a. a11y) is not about web standards, one aspect of
it is about conformance with standards, in particular, the parsing of code. So
I guess it's OK to talk about it here for a little bit.
There are two points to consider here:
I just had a look at the myki
Hi all,
I recently had some problems with the Myki website (I like to use the
keyboard to navigate - they don't make it easy!), which prompted me to
visit the site's accessibility page.
http://www.myki.com.au/Home/Accessibility/Accessibility/default.aspx
There, they make a claim about their
Hi Andrew :)
I have a bit of a peeve with the Myki site, too... a lot in fact. When the
site was launched I had a bit of a poke around the source and found it to be
a pretty low-effort job, so not surprised about your findings. Glad you
looked into this. I'd suspect the Metlink site has similar
On Sep 4, 2011, at 4:51 AM, Andrew Harris wrote:
Hi all,
I recently had some problems with the Myki website (I like to use the
keyboard to navigate - they don't make it easy!), which prompted me to
visit the site's accessibility page.
