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Posted by Andy Dingley on 02/26/07 15:25
On 26 Feb, 03:26, mcst...@rogers.com wrote:
> My webpage is: http://www.worldwideaccessiblewashrooms.com
Great idea but:
* The HTML is all over the place. Find a good tutorial, read it, and
pay particular attention to sections on "validity", "validation" and
"semantic markup". Lately I've been recomending O'Reilly's "Head
First HTML with CSS & XHTML" as the best around.
You just can't get anywhere on cross-browser stability until you've
addressed basic validity.
* "Washroom" is too US-centric a term. I don't need a wash or a bath
damnit, I need a toilet!
In memory of the late CountB, how about also checking just what sort
of wheelchairs these places are accessible for? It's one thing to find
that a place is "accessible" meaning that it has ramps, but some
wheelchair users are in lay-down chairs rather than sit-up chairs, and
these need more space to manouevre.
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