Tag Archives: Screen Readers

Speed up

Posted on August 28, 2012 by admin443 views

I created my web site in photoshop and also basically sliced them up and employed save as html document and images. Then changed this code slightly and achieved it into php. Our question is, after i go onto this website, it takes quite some time to loads this images – will there be a way We can speed up the actual process http: //www. racemidz. com – therefore you understand enjoy Hi Wizza You ought to try wrapping the actual background image in css actually I would attempt using css for you to style the tables rather then just placing jpg images from the tables. I have high speed broadband and its slow-moving to load try to imaging somone exactly who still has dial way up. Slice then place as background image within css if you ever dont know css then We’d find somone who seem to does. Hope that helps Thanks a ton for your result, I think I am going to just have to find someone who can assist me with css in that case. I mean, i’m a quick learner so when someone shows me how its done I will possibly pick it up. Thanks a ton … Continue reading →

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Menu Design Methods

Posted on August 20, 2012 by admin490 views

Hello there, Can anyone help please i merely can’t seem to get an answer for this question anywhere. I would like to create my own ring menu’s, rollovers and many others with complete design freedom and small code. Flash is great but it allows me complete freedom, creating a food selection in photoshop operates great but im unclear how to place the slice on the inside an ap-div. Is usually there another method i can try with little code and design and style freedom. So far Flash works great it brings some code for it and i’m sure if this is good way to achieve this. There has to be a better system Countless thank’s, this would help a great deal of. As with the majority of things, menu design calls for tradeoffs. Flash is harmful both accessibility-wise and in terms of search engines if used for possibilities. The XHTML+CSS+Javascript combination does limit your design and style freedom, but carries the advantage of being well-understood plus well-followed by serps and by display screen readers and these kinds of. Also keep in mind total design flexibility isn’t necessarily an excellent. Menus on websites are the way they are for just a … Continue reading →

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Image mapping or alternatives?

Posted on June 30, 2012 by admin459 views

I’m starting work with a site for any musician friend and included in the design (yet that they are approved) plan to have a keyboard managing down one facet. I would want to have, on the particular white keys, links like " Discography, " Videos" and so on. I thought in relation to image mapping but it looks very much time winded in CSS (I’m keeping away from DreamWeaver where it’s very easy and trying to undertake web coding " properly" ). Another option is usually to have the keyboard image as being a background and placement text over them using css. I recently have concerns which dependant on cell phone browser window size this text and keyboard image may be out of position. What is the experienced developers approach to the best approach Gives thanks, Lol I’m keen the background considering the text over that idea…. mainly because links would end up being real text, certainly not graphic images. That is certainly good for SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMISATION and Accessibility (for display screen readers). You might also need another advantage… the particular links (words) demonstrating can be dynamically changed based on which page is actually opened, and whom the viewer … Continue reading →

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Navigation Menu – Best Practices

Posted on June 13, 2012 by admin515 views

Can it look badly to make use of the ul tag to map out a navigation menu How about surrounding the nested li tags with divs so each menu button features a separate CSS formatting If it does look badly, what exactly are some technics which might be considered " greatest practice" for producing navigation menus That the menus are user-friendly and uncomplicated, work with or maybe without javascripting or flash, render properly with regard to accessibility (like screen readers for any blind), and chek out pertinent content. Test your site out with a variety of people. If it takes anyone more in comparison with 5 seconds to figure-out the way to navigate your web site, start over. You’ll quickly find out any problems you might have… for example poorly positioned for those browsers, or several screen sizes, challenging to read, challenging to click, inadequately worded. If it’s important to tell people the way to navigate, you’ve unsuccessful already. The method that you make the menus happen (the scripting, layouts, coding)… whatever you do is fine. You won’t need to make each < li> any < div> : make classes with regard to them instead, if you want them to … Continue reading →

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