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New Apple Crisp CSS
We’re happy to introduce a new Cascading Style Sheet, CSS, for our website. We’re calling the new style “Apple Crisp” because it is light, airy and, well, crisp as a design. Unlike our other styles to date, Apple Crisp doesn’t stick to our beloved handful of true web-safe fonts. This style calls for Century Gothic or Century first, then requests Gill Sans fonts before asking for web-safe Trebuchet MS. Those with the requested Century Gothic on their computers will be rewarded with a very clean, light-lined look. Please be forewarned that Apple Crisp is not a high contrast style and should perhaps not be used if you have difficulties with your vision or are using a low-quality monitor.
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Grand Opening!
After doing some grading, testing out the site’s systems, and making a few tweaks and adjustments, we’ve decided to do an official public launch of the site. This means that instead of just mentioning this project to a select group of people — folks that were kind enough to look over our collective shoulder to make sure we’re being good — we’re ready to tell the world. No doubt we’ll be continually improving the checklist and adding features, tools, and resources to this site, but for the most part we’re good to go.
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Site News Update
Content Changed: Things are really cruising along here on the Accesites.org website. So much so that it’s making front page news. We’re getting a number of submissions, the Checklist seems to be working out quite nicely so far based on the results of its use, and enhancements for users of certain non-visual browsers are being made thanks to suggestions by people like Terrence Wood from the Accessify Forums.
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Public Thanks: Part I
The Team Access members would like to express their thanks to two individuals who have so far proven to be very helpful in helping us get this thing off the ground. First we’d like to express our gratitude to Gez Lemon who tirelessly read Mike’s content and pointed out his silly typos. The second thank you goes to Thierry Koblentz for scouring our cascading style sheet (CSS) and mark-up looking for anomalies. A couple were found.
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