5th july 2006

ajaxessibility

as well all know, the theory says that ajax and accessibility go together like a horse and minefield, but thanks to max kiesler you can shove that theory where the sun don't shine. perhaps anyway.

maxkiesler.com has an article titled "how to make your ajax applications accessible - 40 tutorials and articles", and you'd be right if you're thinking that it might be links to 40 tutorials and articles that'll make your ajax applications accessible.

i would write more about it but i'm off to copyright the title of this post.

related:

ajax,

web dev

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5th june 2006

oh lordy, it's the scrutinizer

the scrutinizer has 'bookmark' written all over it. it's a home for all of the tests that we - developers - should be doing on everything we build. these tests include code validation tests, accessibility, search engine optimization and browser compatibility. very, very handy.

just try to ignore the design as it screams "web2.0!!!" at you continuously.

visit the scrutinizer.

related:

css,

standards,

web,

web dev

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