Hi, all -- I apologize for bringing up something that's been in the code forever, but... Looking for instances of technique H30 (descriptive link text) on the 'after' home page -- I'm wondering in the news stories if we really want links to the stories from both the headings and the separate links following the teasers? For example, we have: <a href="../news/#story1">Heat wave linked to temperatures</a> and <a href="../news/#story1" class="more">Heat wave - full story</a> In other words, two different link texts point to the same place. I'm sure that the other way around is a mistake (duplicate identical link texts pointing to different places!), but I'm not sure about this way. One argument might be that it makes using links mode a bit longer and more confusing for a voice-reader user. In this case, the second one ("full story") seems to be more descriptive of where the link is going. Different topic, two typos: drop off in brain donations down to 'success' (line 143) should be: drop off in brain donations due to 'success' and alt="Man with giant a hat"> (line 114) should be: alt="Man with a giant hat"> Talk to you tomorrow, TomReceived on Tuesday, 26 May 2009 16:23:02 GMT
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