Visual vs Structural

Tommy Olsson describes two very different approaches to creating websites in Visual vs Structural. The article is written in response to another article, in which the author expresses concerns that accessible web sites will mean limitations for the web developer’s artistic freedom.

• October 8, 2004
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• Posted in Accessibility Web Standards

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