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Re: Re[2]: Dayton Art Alternative Descriptions

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Date: Nov 8, 2004 5:59PM

> I'd rather hoped for some feedback about the "skip to content" and
> "site map" links which use accesskeys and are almost invisible in
> sighted browsers that support CSS. I'm not sure I've got them right.


I use "Skip to Main Content" link now after reading the recent
articles about the "semantics" fo the terms we genearlly use in these.

i always makw the links visible to all users (not tiny) beasue I fell
they have value to all users and that it re-inforces to users that the
web is for all.

As for the site map - I'm a firm beleiver in having a text based site
map above the fold visible for all readers too. I beleive a such is
becoming a standard, one that I endorse since it's valuable to all.

So,,, feedback from me is that I like them, just make them bigger and
remove the drop-down link to site map from your menu.

Just my personal opinion.

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Susan R. Grossman
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