Comments on: Quality Assurance of an HTML http://gregwolejko.com/quality-assurance-of-an-html/ Web2.0 evangelist on his way to greatness Wed, 07 Jan 2009 11:34:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Alex Higgins Blog http://gregwolejko.com/quality-assurance-of-an-html/#comment-734 Alex Higgins Blog Wed, 13 Aug 2008 03:50:21 +0000 http://gregwolejko.com/?p=73#comment-734 <strong>Test Web Designs In Multiple Browsers...</strong> How to test your Web designs in multiple browsers to assure that your web pages render HTML and css correctly by using BrowserShot.Orgs Web page screen shot generator. ...... Test Web Designs In Multiple Browsers…

How to test your Web designs in multiple browsers to assure that your web pages render HTML and css correctly by using BrowserShot.Orgs Web page screen shot generator.
……

]]> By: Quality Assurance of an HTML | WhiteSandsDigital.com http://gregwolejko.com/quality-assurance-of-an-html/#comment-718 Quality Assurance of an HTML | WhiteSandsDigital.com Tue, 05 Aug 2008 14:00:29 +0000 http://gregwolejko.com/?p=73#comment-718 [...] is trickier. Here is a short list of how to make proper quality assurance in this kind of situation.read more | digg [...] [...] is trickier. Here is a short list of how to make proper quality assurance in this kind of situation.read more | digg [...]

]]> By: Greg http://gregwolejko.com/quality-assurance-of-an-html/#comment-717 Greg Tue, 05 Aug 2008 11:14:35 +0000 http://gregwolejko.com/?p=73#comment-717 @bartaz: someone is picky here :] either way, it's fixed now. @bartaz: someone is picky here :]
either way, it’s fixed now.

]]> By: bartaz http://gregwolejko.com/quality-assurance-of-an-html/#comment-716 bartaz Tue, 05 Aug 2008 07:54:29 +0000 http://gregwolejko.com/?p=73#comment-716 Firefox4? Dude, that's a cutting edge! ;) Firefox4?
Dude, that’s a cutting edge! ;)

]]> By: Pushkar Arora http://gregwolejko.com/quality-assurance-of-an-html/#comment-715 Pushkar Arora Tue, 05 Aug 2008 06:13:16 +0000 http://gregwolejko.com/?p=73#comment-715 I generally make sure that; the pages are coded keeping in mind a broad range of users. One way of doing this is by ensuring that the pages are accessible even when scripts, applets or other programming objects are turned off at the client side or are simply not supported at the client’s browser. Ways to do so include providing a text equivalent in the object’s element content or just embedding the elements to provide for alternative representations of information. But the simplest way to do this is to provide equivalent information on an alternative accessible page. I generally make sure that; the pages are coded keeping in mind a broad range of users.
One way of doing this is by ensuring that the pages are accessible even when scripts, applets or other programming objects are turned off at the client side or are simply not supported at the client’s browser. Ways to do so include providing a text equivalent in the object’s element content or just embedding the elements to provide for alternative representations of information. But the simplest way to do this is to provide equivalent information on an alternative accessible page.

]]>