- From: Rachel Kane <rmksigns@eircom.net>
- Date: Mon, 17 Dec 2012 20:19:49 +0000
- To: w3c wai <w3c-wai-ig@w3.org>
Hey all, just following this conversation re: javascript. For our Christmas assignment we have to build a 4 page website with HTML tags. (I get that one) and CSS for styling (I'm not sure about that one) but we also need to have; 1. A form with 4 GUI controls 2. Validation of user entry on the form using Javascript code 3. Javascript code to handle at least 4 events 4. A Javascript function (we are using XHTML strict 1.0 for validation) I am pretty new to programming and my previous project involved a year researching web accessibility and usability testing on mobile devices. The web authoring lecturer brushes aside my accessibility questions,( therein lies the root of a bigger problem) but it just would not feel right to build it any other way. How do I ensure my javascript functions and forms are accessible, do I just back it up with HTML tags or is there more I can do apart from including the "if your page is not javascript enabled..." Thank You , Rachel
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