Hi guys, I'm designing a site for school with which I want to demonstrate that a highly accessible site can also be attractive. (sounds absurd, doesn't it
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So far it's valid XHTML 1 Strict, CSS2, all elements are sized with 'em' allowing text increase, Section 508 is a good as done, but I want a WAI AAA rating. I have gone through the checklist multiple times and done almost everything necessary, but I would really like to here the opinions of some of the accessibility gurus round here.
Only the index page is up to scratch, the Queensland pages are up too, but are a generation behind
I haven't added the tabindex att as the links are already in the correct, logical order and tabbing through gives the desired result.
Any hints tips and views are welcome.
Esp. from brothercake, cause I've seen you have a AAA rating and your sites (well the few I've seen) always have accessibility in mind.
Here's the Link
Oh, by the way, the layout is only totally finished for Moz/FireAnimal/NN7 etc.... Still have to finish hacking margins and padding for IE
Thanks guys,
Andrew
*edit: I've given some pretty harsh reviews lately, so I'm expecting to get flamed

So far it's valid XHTML 1 Strict, CSS2, all elements are sized with 'em' allowing text increase, Section 508 is a good as done, but I want a WAI AAA rating. I have gone through the checklist multiple times and done almost everything necessary, but I would really like to here the opinions of some of the accessibility gurus round here.
Only the index page is up to scratch, the Queensland pages are up too, but are a generation behind

I haven't added the tabindex att as the links are already in the correct, logical order and tabbing through gives the desired result.
Any hints tips and views are welcome.
Esp. from brothercake, cause I've seen you have a AAA rating and your sites (well the few I've seen) always have accessibility in mind.
Here's the Link
Oh, by the way, the layout is only totally finished for Moz/FireAnimal/NN7 etc.... Still have to finish hacking margins and padding for IE

Thanks guys,
Andrew
*edit: I've given some pretty harsh reviews lately, so I'm expecting to get flamed

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