[thelist] Re: correct code (was radio/checkbox usability)
Rachel
raggle at earthlink.net
Fri Jan 26 21:14:31 CST 2001
Jake Stetser wrote:
>I understand their concerns, but I believe in good code myself and will
>continue to push - I need to find better reasons, however.
Here are just a few reasons:
- if your code is standard and uses CSS and is accessible, your
company is less likely to be sued by a disabled user (a bank I did
some work for was sued because their Web site was not written in an
accessible manner).
- longevity of your pages - your pages will work in browsers in
year(s) to come if you code to standards - the code won't have to be
revamped
- it makes it easier (=quicker & cheaper) for someone else (or
yourself) to edit your code, especially across multiple pages.
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