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Web Design

This website demonstrates using wikis as teaching and learning tool.

The course instructor is happy to share the teaching materials here with those who find it readable.

Web Accessibililty Checking

Introduction: In this tutorial, you will examine a number of websites against the common Web Accessibility checklist.


Activity One

Activity Two

Activity Three


Web Accessibility Checklist

(01) Have an appropriate DOCTYPE?
(02) Identify the language?
(03) Have unique and meaningful page titles across the website?
(04) Use real links?
(05) Add title to links?
(06) Open new windows inappropriately?
(07) Use real table headers?
(08) Provide a summary for tables?
(09) Use real lists?
(10) Provide text equivalents for images?
(11) Use real headers?
(12) Label form elements?
(13) Provide print style sheet?
(14) Many HTML validation error?
(15) Many CSS validation error?
(16) Graceful degradation (what functions will not work if disable all JavaScripts?)
(17) Provide friendly URL?
(18) Provide a favicon?
(19) Provide custom 404 error pages?


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