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HTML5 and what?

Apple can't make it's mind up

What I don't understand is why, on a page titled "HTML 5 and web standards"*, Apple are browser sniffing and won't let you in unless you use Safari? Browser War 2.0 anyone?

* or is it "HTML and the future" -- inaccurate alt text like this is Very Bad Practice, and also smacks of a last minute change of heart.

14/6/2010 5:33pm in: accessibility, apple, markup, wcag. ¶, no comments.

Ah, the irony of it all

Inclusive where?

You might think that of all people The Office of Disability Issues would manage to produce a fully accessible website, and on the surface, it's not bad.

Their failure, though, is both subtle and significant.

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6/1/2010 1:49pm in: accessibility, design, odi, wcag. ¶, no comments.

w3c site bugs

Boilerplate copy and layout bug on w3c site

While browsing for information on web authoring tools I came accross these two apparently un-populated boilerplate templates, and a nasty little menu bug.

http://www.w3.org/standards/agents/authoring.html |http://www.w3.org/standards/agents/browsers.html

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23/11/2009 09:18am in: accessibility, w3c, wcag. ¶, no comments.