<quote who='the head lemur' when='19/03/04 17:05'> > Here's a bit of weekend reading for ya > > http://www.veen.com/jeff/archives/000503.html I've been saying it for a few months already and feel happy to see that other people think the same. The important thing is exactly that: once your code is sufficiently well structured, it becomes accessible naturally, so to speak. Of course it's not as accessible as the WCAG ask, but it's on the right track. If you read french, I wrote a comment to Tristan Nitot's account of Accessiweb's seminary that occured last December in Paris. <http://standblog.org/blog/2003/12/02/93113198-CompteRenduDuSeminaireAccessiweb#tb1994> (mind the wrap) Basically I say that I tested the accessibility of my site once the code had been made valid xhtml1.0 (I think it was with Bobby), and most of the requirements were met even before working on accessibility issues. -- s t e f http://www.nota-bene.org/