[K12OSN] OT: alternative to MS Frontpage
Access Systems
accessys at smart.net
Thu May 5 12:19:27 UTC 2005
On Thu, 5 May 2005, Rob Owens wrote:
> I was hoping to install a mini lab in my church's
> youth center, but I just discovered that the church's
> website is done with Frontpage and cannot be viewed in
> Firefox. This will cause some difficulties gaining
> linux acceptance, as you might imagine. I'd like to
> approach the designer (a volunteer) about changing his
> ways, but I'd like to be armed with some good
> alternatives to using Frontpage.
for what it is worth, websites designed like that are not considered ADA
(Americans With Disabilities Act) Compliant since they cannot be view or
read with a text browser. While a church would most likely be exempt
from the law is certainly would be an indication of "exclusion" and not
the kind of impression most churches would probably want to project.
so even if they remain with M$ the designer should either learn how to use
CSS in frontpage. or use a web design system that will work in ALL
browsers especially text browsers. which are required for many of the
adaptive computer systems to function correctly..
Bob
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