Hi, a project I'd been working, client asks if I can port the layout
for handheld devices. Current layout is pixel width with every pixel
carefully culculaated in different sections/columns, so there is no
way I can simply adapt the style sheet. At this stage, it's simply an
inquiry from client whether I am competent to do the stylesheet for
handheld devices. I am very keen on getting my hand dirty even it
means sacrify a candle light dinner at a romantic soothing restaurant
on Sunday night. I have never done layout specifically for handheld
devices, think this is a great opportunity, but I don't know how much
complication (apart from learning curve) it involves. The articles
and books involving with buildibg accessibily websites that I read
all these years, some of them touched the handheld devices but no
much, and I don't think I remember all I have read.
First and core question: structure wise, is it just a matter to
making the layout liquid? I happened to download the Adobe
Dreamweaver CS3 trial version last week, and see that it has 'preview
in device center' that covers many brand of handhelds, with many
different models and display sizes. The layout (3 columns) I
mentioned here doesn't break, it displays first column, second column
and the third vertically. It appears that layout intergrity doesn't
suffer except herhaps differnt margins/paddings needed. Does this
means I have the basic covered?
If you have done sites for handheld devices, could you be so kind
post it here so that I can take a look and perhaps study your style
sheet. Recommendation on building accessible sites for handheld
devices also welcome.
Thank you!
tee
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