Complying with Disability Act

[los_design]

I've seen an Actinc site be made fully compliant but I bet it took ages to do, mainly because of all the tables and forms to go through!.

You got that right, but as for fully compatible? I am not sure this is possible is it due to some 'required' code snippets within the store code structure.

The closest I can was I got it down to just three errors on W3C

[peblaco]

Well as close as can be with the accessibility, as for the W3C compliance there's always going to be those Actinic tags that aren't recognised.

[los_design]

Well as close as can be with the accessibility, as for the W3C compliance there's always going to be those Actinic tags that aren't recognised.

Ain't that the truth....not worth the head banging IMHO

[Steve G Griggs]

Compliance with disability act.

Hi
Thought I'd throw in a comment. Is it not beyond the capabilities of the Actinic design team to include a theme (or several) that will comply with the act? That seems the ideal solution to me, it could include some high contrast + large text colour schemes.
Alt tags are automatically added from the short product descriptions so that should not be an issue.
One for the wish list I think.
Steve.
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[RuralWeb]

to include a theme

The newer Actinic themes comply with level one of DDR which is the minimum requirement in the UK - in the EU its level two which is the minimum.

[Bonjour]

Well thanks guys - plenty of food for thought. I think another month of my life mapped out with this one while I get my head round it!

Cheers & Have a good Xmas!