[Javascript] Accessibility (discussion)

[Troy III Ajnej]

Yeah, that's very nice, 
but exactly, what thing(s) did you have in mind? 
 
Although we are talking about accessibility improvements of our 
design relying on javascript implementation techniques to address 
people with disabilities using more conventional means of surfing.And on this matter my stand point is that browsers are not to be 
allowed to introduce their own specific accessibility solutions on top 
of your design.
 
Or at least, to provide an on/off browser accessibility mode switch 
for the client to be able to chose according to his needs, instead of 
having all browser specific accessibility add-ons in one single standard 
mode.
 
Regards.
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                                     Troy III
                        progressive art enterprise
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> From: riegel at clearimageonline.com> To: javascript at lists.evolt.org> Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2008 06:35:58 -0500> Subject: Re: [Javascript] Accessibility (discussion)> > Troy,> > Do you use an iphone? The reason I ask is an iPhone does the things > you describe but instead of keyboard control it uses gestures.> > Terry> > Sent from my iPhone
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