tag: accessibility

So the colour of the hyperlink matters.

Quoted from Jacob, one rule that works for most occasions is, "... test this design with your own users. The design that provides the best usability is always contextual and determined by two factors: your users and their tasks".

One of the conclusions from "Link List Color on Intranets" is ...
"Assuming you pick a high-contrast link color with good legibility, using colored links will enhance overall usability, even when links appear in a designated list."

Lately I have been studying accessibility. Here are some resources.
After a quick flip, my first thought are...
1. simplicity is always the key;
2. use the right tool; (especially table / div );
3. consideration is important;

and also, I admire people who can fulfill all Priorities - there are really a lot to do to achieve a website with good accessibility.

I am doing the reading at the moment.