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RE: Skip links for visual users?
From: Alastair Campbell
Date: Dec 17, 2002 10:29AM
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Thanks for your reply Cath,
There are quite a few sites I've been involved in that this could
affect, but could we take my company's web site as an example?
http://www.nomensa.com
(Please note that Netscape Navigator 4 is moved onto an alternate
version.)
If you can turn off the CSS, you'll see that the code has the contents
in this order:
- logo
- Hidden links (they go to the navigation, except the homepage which has
help links).
- Content
- Navigation
- Footer
- Banner
The content is visually arranged in a regular table-style layout. It has
been well tested for screen-reader usage, and we are trying to establish
best practice for other types of technology.
The content of the site is targeted towards prospective clients, but the
site itself should be as universally accessible as possible.
I'll try MAGic as soon as I get a chance.
Thanks again,
-Alastair
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