As I posted yesterday, http://www.jibbering.com/accessibility/snork.html is a tool for testing the scripr accessibility of pages, I've revised it considerably now, so it performs more checks and the text reported is seperated into a seperate file, both to allow for easy translation, and updating by people without having to delve into the programming of the checks. It also adds validation to the tool and a menu making it easier to use, the validation is provided by the XML tools from site valet - http://valet.webthing.com/xml/ . To support the tool, I've also started a techniques document which add commentary on the various problems highlighted by Snork, http://jibbering.com/techniques/ is the url for this, at the moment there are only 3 discussed, and like the 3rd the others I would generally answer "design your site another way" rather than trying to solve the problem itself, so I would appreciate any input that is more constructive than this to give on the issues raised. Comments on both would be much appreciated. Jim.Received on Thursday, 27 September 2001 14:09:39 GMT
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