Re: W3C, Section 508, and PHP
| From: | Ernest E Vogelsinger | Date: | Sun, 25 May 2003 19:58:28 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: W3C, Section 508, and PHP | ||
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At 19:32 25.05.2003, Jeffery A.Clark said:
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>Could anyone tell me if PHP conforms to Section 508
>(www.section508.gov)?
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As far as I can see, Section 508 deals with the necessity to create
websites in a way so disabled persons may access the information provided.
Yes, you can use PHP to create such websites, but it's not a matter of PHP
but a matter of site design, not a matter of the tools you're using to
create it. You can create a very well structured, fully accessible website
with PHP as well as a site that contains only graphics and is full of
onClose="window.open('nextblurb.php')" rubbish...
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