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Accessible Christmas Alphabet
C is for Client side scripting, progressive you’ll agree.
H is for page Headings that will help both you and me.
R is for Relative text — from pixels we’ll abstain.
I is for Identifying language or text that’s not mundane.
S is for Style sheets because they keep your file size small.
T is for Tabindex — don’t make it a bad call.
M is for the Markup — make sure a list’s a list.
A is for Alternative when images are missed.
S is for Skip links so TAB users never fret.
Be good and users will love your Accessible Christmas Alphabet!
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GeoFeat
The GeoFeat site is a fine example of a site with an effective brand — “the directory with a difference.” The first visual impressions gives the user a very good idea of what the site is about and what it’s trying to achieve along with it’s complimentary content. The brand is further amplified with the site’s clean and earth-like design. As well, the site also demonstrates strong semantics and a strong layout of the content.
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Global Issues
The Global Issues site offers tremendous user support and a remarkable attentiveness to semantic detail. The structure of this site is, overall, well-defined and clear. Visitor support includes optional text preferences, instruction in how to best use their browser via text resizing or alternative navigation, and an excellent 404 error which suggests the most probable pages you might have been trying to find.
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