456 Berea Street startet einen Hilferuf zur Aufrechterhaltung von Barrierefreiheit und Semantik in HTML.
[lang_de]In seinem Aufruf „Help keep accessibility and semantics in HTML“ fordert er die Standard-Gemeinde auf, sich an der Entwicklung von HTML 5 aktiv zu beteiligen.[/lang_de]
[lang_en]Roger Johansson strongly remarks that the current draft for HTML 5 is on its the way against standards, semantic HTML and accessibility. The continued use of old HTML-attributes and elements as I-, B– and FONT-element (for WYSIWYG-editors) is quite unbelievable and is indeed regressive. Accessibility features for data tables (ID-, HEADERS-attributes) are not yet implemented and maybe never. Accessibility tends to be a more or less fluent issue. If they get enough evidence that an accessible feature could be of interest anyhow … . But which interests get evidence? Browser vendors, microsoft with its back-to-the-roots approach in Outlook 2007?[/lang_en]
Weiterlesen „HTML 5: eine Verneigung vor allen Unwägbarkeiten und Problemstellen“