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Accessibility and standards

published on
January 19th, 2007
by Marko Mrdjenovic

The Dutch are embracing web standards. Since all the ministries in our country “just” got new pages we could easily pass a law like this. At least the next iteration would be standards compliant.

Currently the pages boast:

  • invalid HTML 4.01 Transitional,
  • tables for layout,
  • images for titles (some without alt attributes),
  • spacer images,
  • font tags (<font face=”verdana” size=”1″>),
  • noindex tags,
  • HTML attributes for styling (bgcolor=”#D6E1EC”),
  • inline CSS (style=”margin:0 0 0 0;”),
  • inline scripts (href=”javascript:linkTo_UnCryptMailto(‘nbjmup jogp/naaAhpw/tj’);”),
  • documents in closed file formats (doc),
  • …and more.

Opinions

  1. posted on
    January 19th, 2007
    by mikoyan

    nice! Ce imas sobotno izdajo Dnevnika, je noter fajn zapis o accessibility & Slovenija by Luj Šprohar :)

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My name is Marko Mrdjenovič and I’m a web developer and a manager from Ljubljana, Slovenia (N 46° 03.246,W 14° 30.265).

I like solving problems. I do that by writing code, managing projects and people. I like creating good experiences. And going to conferences. I work at Zemanta. I do freelance UX/front-end/back-end work, available from March.

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