At 08:47 PM 5/06/2003 +0200, you wrote: >Hi >I am just wondering if many users, disabilities or not, find white text on >black background much easier to read than black on white. >If it is the case I will include both in the style switcher I am making. >Jesper I am aware that some people also swop between different settings, ie they may choose to work with black text on a white background in the morning, then as their eyes tire they might change their preferences to white text on a black background. Also, when implementing the style switcher it is important not to prevent people from using their own style sheet or browser preferences. I have seen some switchers that do this and if the choices offered do not suit someone's needs it can be quite limiting. Cheers, Sandra. ... e-bility Pty Ltd - Inclusive IT tel: (02) 9810 2216 email: S.Vassallo@e-bility.com e-bility web: http://www.e-bility.com Inclusive IT: http://www.inclusiveit.com.au/Received on Thursday, 5 June 2003 20:13:56 UTC
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