Re: The visual Web vs. seamless accessibility (was Re: RIT - Javascript)

well, perhaps we should consess a bit with the use of shading then.  make
it just a little less dark than the background or perhaps a bit more dark
than a light background.
the problem I have is with printing the things.


On Tue, 5 May 1998, Lynn Alford wrote:

> At 6:38 PM -0400 4/5/98, David Poehlman wrote:
> >for an aural text, black on black is nice.
> 
> I think blind readers have strong opinions about people who 'hide' keywords
> on their site by setting the text colour to the background colour so they
> can have multiple "recreation, holiday, recreational holidays..." on their
> page.  Which is a frequent use of black on black or white on white.
> 
> Lynn
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