Posts Tagged ‘accessibility’

Time to have a bit of a clear out of my web design-related bookmarks — you’ll have to excuse their rather random nature…

Doug Bowman wrote a little piece about using flags to help organise your CSS, which John Oxton followed up with a nice example of how he does things.
Scott McDaniel demonstrates how much fun [...]

When it comes to laying out forms there’s a lot to be said for tables. However, it can be done using CSS, for example using the method outlined by Peter-Paul Koch at Quirksmode. Now I’ve just stumbled across Anthony Eggert’s way of laying out valid, accessible forms too – very impressive. The javascript to hide [...]