Maurice O'Prey wrote:
I appreciate the tip Maurice, but what accessibility standards should I add? If you're >>talking about browsers, I try to support Firefox, and IE
(sometimes).

Nathan
Its not a tip, it is law!

Section 508 in the US and the DDA in the UK. Try tabbing, access keys,
alternate text for starters (some people cannot use a mouse and your demo
does not work without one).

Sorry I know we are all guilty of not taking accessibility fully into
account but when you publish something to a world wide list you should
(IMHO).
This idea - that of standards compliance, whatever the flavor - is perhaps one of the biggest arguments against rolling your own user interface. Even among the frameworks you have wide variations. Of all of them, only Dojo (AFAIK) supports both i18n and a11y out of the box (that's internationalization and accessibility to us green screeners).

Joe

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