Pocket-Sized Design
Pocket-Sized Design: Taking Your Website to the Small Screen contains suggestions for creating a handheld-friendly style sheet.
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- Accessibility charlatans
- Claims of adhering to accessibility standards are often lies.
- Alt text is an alternative, not a tooltip
- Alternative text should never be displayed at the same time as the image it provides an alternative for.
- Indicating language choice: flags, text, both, neither?
- Do not use flag icons to indicate language choice. Instead use the name of the language as text in the language itself.
- Transparent custom corners and borders, version 2
- A technique that combines CSS and JavaScript to create flexible boxes with custom corners and borders and optional alpha transparency.
- Opening new windows with JavaScript, version 1.2
- A new window script that uses object literal notation for better portability and lets you choose which attribute-value pairs will open links in new windows.
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