When I responded to the initial review of the draft quicktips, I failed to comment on two areas and need to clarify another. 1. Where we say, "Tables. Avoid using tables to format text columns. Make sure cell-by-cell reading order makes sense for tabular data." When I read this I see navigation missing, that is, people use tables to format both text and site navigation links. Do we need to be more specific and address navigation? I think we are ambiguous here and appreciate comments. 2. When I speak to groups a big question is, "How do I handle Font Size, Color and Face." To regress, remember some federal agencies require HTML 3.2 or 2 on the internet and intranets to ensure everyone can view their site. I do not see HTML being used by the government for a long while. Even though Size, Color and Face are deprecated, I think we need to address this issue here. One of the biggest arguments I hear is that the use of these items may cause your page not to be read by older text browsers or may cause a problem with some readers or viewers. This is not my area so I am looking for guidance or discussion because seems everyone has an opinion on this, but what is our position? How do we educate people on their use? 3. Titles? I do not see them addressed here. 4. Seems another idea for a quick print would be to make a foldable cut-out. That is, the center would be a dotted line that marks the place to fold. So a person would print, cut around the edges, fold on the dotted line and stick in their wallet. Appreciate your time and Happy Holidays! robReceived on Friday, 18 December 1998 17:01:02 UTC
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