There are no clearly defined rules for which characters to use as title separators. However, document titles should definitely not contain punctuation used for decorative purposes, for instance “:: Title ::” or “…== Title ==…”.
PHP and AJAX Suggest - 0 views
Evaluating website accessibility part 2, Basic Checkpoints | 456 Berea Street - 0 views
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Font size specified in a relative unit like em or percent lets text resizing work in all browsers.
Developing a Holistic Approach for E-Learning Accessibility - 0 views
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If we were to comply with the WAI WCAG guidelines to this particular assessment it would have been necessary to amend the assessment to add ALT text to the images. However doing so would have changed the pedagogic purpose of the assessment and would not have tested that the students have acquired the stated learning outcomes.
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Accessibility efforts can actually hinder a learning module (e.g. if alt text gives the "answer" the student is supposed to figure out)
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NorthTemple.com : The Accessibility Checklist I V... - 0 views
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Good accessibility checklist broken out by markup, visual appearance, dynamic content, images/multimedia, forms and testing.
Resource Discovery at UW Libraries: Executive Summary of Our Final Report - 0 views
DLF Spring Forum 2008 Program - 0 views
Shadowbox.js Media Viewer - 0 views
Official Google Blog: Introduction to Google Search Quality - 0 views
Google LatLong: Google Earth, meet the browser - 0 views
Dipity - 0 views
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