Re: Article on Testing Web Apps

From: JAMESICUS@aol.com
Date: Mon, Mar 05 2001

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    From: JAMESICUS@aol.com
    Message-ID: <8b.3329b03.27d49572@aol.com>
    Date: Mon, 5 Mar 2001 02:08:34 EST
    To: www-validator@w3.org
    CC: crawford@goingware.com
    Subject: Re: Article on Testing Web Apps
    
    In a message dated 3/4/01 10:12:03 PM US Mountain Standard Time, Michael 
    Crawford wrote:
    
    >  I appreciate any feedback you can give me on this first draft of my
    >  article. <snip>
    
    The following quick comments are offered with friendly and gentle intent (and 
    are my humble opinions):
    
    >  - Do you have anything I should correct or add, additional resources I 
    > should
    >    link to?
    
    I would provide specific links to:
    
    BOBBY (Cast) Accessibility checker
    
    LYNX text Browser page
    
    WDG (Web Design Group) HTML Validator
    
    W3C CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) Validator
    
    Viewable in any Browser Campaign page
    
    Web Standards Now ("WASP") page
    
    W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines page
    
    A broken links checker page (such as W3C's)
    
    ......................................................
    
    >  http://www.goingware.com/
    
    Are you aware this page doesn't validate in either the W3C or WDG validators? 
    Only one error for sure (line 246 - erroneous "p" end tag) that is easily 
    correctable -- but if you are writing about the importance of validation you 
    must be sure your own pages are "squeaky clean".
    
    General suggestion:
    
    Why not write your exemplar pages in XHTML 1.0  -- the current W3C 
    recommendation -- and display their validation icon?
    
    General comment:
    
    I could not get several of the hyperlinks on your article page to work.
    
    Best regards,
    
    James Pickering
    
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