We did not write descriptions of the entire pages as a visual whole, and all the images are presented within tables, which are certainly not universally accessible. The crunch We sent out word of our experiment to relevant mailing lists. Load the four subpages in every conceivable combination of platform, browser, graphics mode, and assistive technology. The more unlikely, the better. Tell us how the pages look and how easy or difficult they are for you to navigate and interpret.
Every aspect is up for discussion, from coding to appearance to writing.
All suggestions articulated in a reasonably good-natured tone will be considered, and we may update the pages over time to try new things. After all, it is not that useful to be told that the related file's name is derekbbqlog.jpg . Supposing that images are turned off anyway, or that the picture is already in the browser's cache, this should not be a big bandwidth issue. I was going to make a comment about Lynx's options for handling images with or without alt strings, but having had a closer look at your source, I was wrong. Must give some more thought to what really does not please me.