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Underwhelmed by WAP - Impressions from the coalface

Added on Wednesday 20 Aug 2003

Mike Banahan gives his Impressions of Using WAP/WML

"WML is terribly limited in what it will display on the screen, with an extremely restricted set of markup tags supported and a curious `deck of cards' metaphor where each page is considered to consist of a `deck' - individually displayable sub-pages within the whole page itself. The usefulness of the deck/card division is unclear in the tutorials that I have seen so far and I haven't discovered a compelling argument for it yet."

It was Michael Jackson of the The British Computer Society - Newcastle and District Branch Committee who pointed me to the above link. Michael got in touch to ask if I would be willing to speak at one of their future meetings - the topic: "The Web is ruined, and we - IT professionals - ruined it".

The need for accessible web design training.

What I should have said in relation to yesterdays news from the Disability Rights Commission, was that the MCU runs an extremely good Accessible Web Design Training Course.


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