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Views From a Screen Reader User - Beast-Blog.com
http://green-beast.com/blog/?p=262
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Based on one screen reader user, a lot of form elements and other abuses can be easily tolerated and survived, but a lot depends on user settings.
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Are Lists Becoming the New Tables? - Beast-Blog.com
http://green-beast.com/blog/?p=259
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Misusing specific elements in a way not intended, especially for presentational purposes, while creative and admirable on many levels, simply isn't right. It happened to tables, and now it seems to be happening to lists
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Inaccessible Label-Wrapped Form Inputs - Beast-Blog.com
http://green-beast.com/blog/?p=254
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Wrapping a form input with its label can have serious consequences affecting Windows Eyes and Mac Safari users. It's best for use a for/id attribute association
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The New Accessigooglability - Beast-Blog.com
http://green-beast.com/blog/?p=224
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Accessibility and Googlability combine to form Accessigooglability or Search Engine Accessibility (SEA). Is it a negative thing? It's not perfect, but is it generally good or bad?
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Tips for Keeping Forms Accessible - Beast-Blog.com
http://green-beast.com/blog/?p=206
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Forms are accessible if built right. Let's keep them that way. Here are tips for keeping them accessible and progressively enhancing them to accommodate many users
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Accessites.org: Big Red Angry Text (BRAT)
http://accessites.org/gbcms_xml/news_page.php?id=18
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Want to keep your web clients from using deprecated elements on your designs? Here's one way that might help keep them on the straight and narrow path.
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