Proposed Web site redesign (beta)

Tom Bruno crweb at vwords.com
Tue Nov 9 12:32:46 CST 2004


I like this idea,  have a <for blind> link at the top in the first few 
lines of the page, that is w3c compliant.  Then we can write something 
for the blind pages that pulls the articles out of the sql database.  
Still dynamic, same content just different look (not violating 
seperate-content principle or whatever jason was talking about), and we 
still get the nice look.  Sure it'll take a little work, but... what do 
we do.. sit around and argue in the IRC channel anyway.

   Don't take that as me volunteering to do it.  I don't have a clue. If 
it came to it though, i could probably learn.

Dustin Decker wrote:

>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: kclug-bounces at kclug.org [mailto:kclug-bounces at kclug.org] On Behalf
>>Of Steven Hildreth
>>Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2004 11:52 AM
>>To: Jason Clinton
>>Cc: kclug at kclug.org
>>Subject: Re: Proposed Web site redesign (beta)
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>>My position is that if it renders well in Mozilla, Firefox, Konqueror
>>and IE that is ensuring a wide enough target audience. Sure the Links
>>guys will get pissed, but realistically I think we should ensure
>>operability with the 99% audience - not degrade the overall visual
>>impression for all to appease the 1%
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>I have to agree with Steven on this to some extent.  I'm not a purist
>anyway.  I too have worked with CMS systems, mostly just PostNuke and Mambo.
>I know that PostNuke has a module available which produces a "hand held
>friendly" representation of the website.  
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>(Compare http://www.1on1security.com/ with
>http://www.1on1security.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=AvantGo&file=index
>for example.)
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>Perhaps we can strike a balance between the two... if the 1% is
>"intelligent" enough to use Links/Lynx, then they can find the appropriate
>module - we can even place the link where such browsers readily locate it,
>etc.  Thoughts?  [Grrr.. I really wish hitting "reply" would respond to the
>list, rather than the poster - but at least now I am not so thoughtless as
>to not consider the blind - made me at least mindful of them as I re-post
>this to the list.]
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>[/me tosses a 5 gallon can of gas on the fire, and giggles from the
>sidelines.]
>Dustin
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