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> From: Hans Boldt > > In such an environment, of > course you take full advantage of whatever tricks are available to you. It's not as simple as that. It's rarely as simple as black and white statements like the one above. Each case is unique and requires a full analysis of the business case before you can even begin to make UI design recommendations. For example, if you work for a Federal agency, you have to deal with Section 508, which rigorously defines accessibility rules, and in so doing imposes certain limitations on design choices. In most cases, these are relatively benign, but some of them have pretty significant consequences, especially in the area of image maps and other types of visual interfaces. I'll have an article on beginning JavaScript available on the MC Press Online website (www.mcpressonline.com) in a couple of weeks. Next month I'll have an article on Section 508. Joe
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