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Posted by mbstevens on 08/04/06 20:50
On Fri, 04 Aug 2006 21:25:23 +0100, Alan J. Flavell wrote:
> That is hardly ever a meaningful textual replacement for the author's
> intention in placing a logo on the page. It's there to establish or
> reinforce the brand (that's why it's a logo, after all).
> .........
> Sure. Haven't you heard about the "title=" attribute, for supplying
> optional additional information about the element to which it's
> applied? Doesn't that seem to fit the description of what you
> just said that you wanted?
* It is a bad idea to try to guess an author's intention.
Authors can intend a huge range of things.
Their bosses can intend a huge range of things.
* The title of a logo is not necessarily "logo".
* It _is_ a good idea to try to guess what a visitor will want
from a page. But an author should allow for a wide range
of visitors. I explained to David why some blind persons
might like to have the information that what they are 'looking'
at is a logo.
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