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Tailslide
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RE: total validator - 12/1/2007 7:20:55
Looks interesting. I've got pretty much all browsers on OSX and Windows but this would save me opening them up! I wouldn't really trust any accessibility validator beyond gross error checking though - don't think I ever bother using the built-in one in the FF WDT.
One thing I've found very useful is the ability to set up from within the Web Developer toolbar a whole-site validator (it's the WDG one which is ok). I also find that http://uitest.com/en/check/ is very useful when you're feeling all checkie!
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RE: total validator - 12/1/2007 9:57:42
"I've got pretty much all browsers on OSX and Windows"
what! you mean haven't got a dual boot system - win/linux - so you can check out the linux browser? shame on you... :)
i find accessibility checkers are useful for us less competent/experienced designers who might unwittingly get caught out by something 'obvious' or even if you forget something as simple as alt text :)
that ui test is pretty darn good! i sometimes wonder about weighing down my browser with too many extensions ...
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