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Posted by Bergamot on 01/04/08 14:10
RafaMinu wrote:
> On Jan 3, 8:39 pm, Bergamot <berga...@visi.com> wrote:
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>> Most people in these groups aren't qualified for
>> those types of jobs either, even if they are usability or accessibility
>> advocates.
> We are now able to produce web pages that function
> very similar and have an almost identical look and feel, regardless of
> which web browser you're using.
Not that I agree with that statement, but what's that got to do with
anything?
> By rejecting usability
Why do you think any of us are rejecting usability? We are simply
rejecting your post.
> As you can imagine, there's an urgent need for LOTS of professionals
> that can make those sites accessible.
Did you even read the HFI ad? They're looking for *instructors*. That's
a whole different skill set than just making accessibility improvements
on a web site. I imagine their hiring criteria for consultants is way
above your average self-taught webmaster, too.
BTW, do you even know the difference between usability and accessibility?
> So, you see, I do believe I am doing them a big favour, and a bigger
> favour to all readers of this thread interested in web design/
> development.
Yeah, OK, if you say so. :-\
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Berg
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