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											Also of importance is the legal aspect of website development and
design also with regard to accessibility, I'm sure in the coming years
this can only gain more ground and become an even hotter topic. Link
to a pdf page on the BSI about PAS78
http://www.drc.org.uk/pdf/PAS%2078.pdf

Also I don't see a valid* reason to make inaccessible table based
layouts anymore unless your really lazy or someother lame excuse, case
in point myspace, they should be thoroughly ashamed of themselves for
making such a piss poor site, also isn't it about time
amazon/ebay/apple/microsoft got themselves sorted out, if wikipedia
can serve a valid page why can't others?

just my 2p's worth

Stefan

*bom bom


On 11/1/06, mac jordan <mac.jordan at gmail.com> wrote:

> On 11/1/06, Liam McMurray <liam at elem.me.uk> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Obviously, this adds an additional cost to the pitch which I have to
> > justify to the client.
> >
> >
> personally, I would never split it out - it's a cost of redesign, to me, and
> thus has to be paid for.  We don't do no steenking tables :)
>
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