- From: Harvey Bingham <hbingham@acm.org>
- Date: Tue, 18 Jul 2000 19:10:10 -0400
- To: w3c-wai-ig@w3.org
At 2000-07-18 13:43-0400, Massey, Nancy wrote: >... >Link: http://data.ole.net/ada/ > >As I review the page, my first thought is I can't read the links on the >left hand side because they are too small. I do not have a disability, but >I am myopic. When I run my mouse over the link hoping that the alt tag >text will pop up and help me, nothing happens, which leads me to believe >there is no alt text. But when I view the code, I can see access key >information and titles and some heavy coding to make the site accessible. >Now I am confused. >... I note that text enlargement in IE 5, Opera 3.61 and NSN 4.7 does not change the size of the pop-up alt-text over images. Opera 3.61 superimposes the frames. It also shows a dynamic display on the top. This site takes a long time to load. I would not praise it as a good example of an accessible site for low-vision. Regards/Harvey Bingham
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