Re: accessible banking:

Kurt_Mattes@bankone.com wrote:

> B) simple point is, templates do nothing to reduce testing for 
> accessibility when there are content related guidelines that require testing
> all the content of every page for accessibility.  For example - it is a 
> violation of the guidelines to have a language change occur without properly 
> tagging it.

Unless this conversation has mutated quite drastically, I think the 
original point was that certain sites don't work in anything other than 
IE, full stop. We're not arguing for complete adherence to AAA or 
anything as idealistic as that, but simply to ensure that  a banking 
site lets you in and perform the basic functions, rather than being a 
completely "IE or nothing" approach. It's basic cross-browser 
interoperability, not ensuring every single guideline is adhered to to 
the letter.

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Received on Monday, 7 February 2005 19:58:47 UTC