- From: Jim Byrne <j.byrne@gcal.ac.uk>
- Date: Tue, 06 May 2003 14:20:15 +0100
- To: <w3c-wai-ig@w3.org>
Hi, I'm looking for some friendly testers for a new browser based 'accessible' image upload utility called 'QuicknEasyImage Pro' (written in PHP). If you test it, and give some feedback, you can keep a registered version - if you find it useful. (In fact - in case you think this is just a sales pitch - I'm happy to give it to any WAI list member for free.) If you are interested, please download the Pro version from http:/www.quickneasyimage.com. You can also test it using the demo on the site. It is designed with the following in mind: * Easier to make images accessible - because alt and title attributes are typed into web form fields. * Easier to create error free standard compliant 'HTML 4 transitional' or 'XHML 1 transitional' image tags. * Creates in-line CSS presentation attributes if required. * Makes it easier and quicker to add images to web pages: it creates the image tag for you - you just copy and paste it into your HTML. The utility can also resize images and automatically created linked thumbnails and large images. It's not a image gallery utility, it's suitable for those times when you want to add one or two images to an existing web page. I hope it's useful - I've certainly found it useful for my own websites. :-) All the best, Jim -- Visit http://www.mcu.org.uk to learn how to build accessible websites. MCU Services: Website Accessibility Audits Accessible web design Accessible website design training.
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