Retiring HTML tables

Well, after many years, I have finally decided to phase out tables in my html code (except for tabular data). I held out for many years as the browsers simply would not agree on how to display the CSS properly and it didn't make sense to create different style sheets for every browser, browser version and operating system.

Over the last 2 months I have been experimenting and been pleased to discover that Internet Explorer 7/8, Firefox, Safari and Crome finally agree on how to display CSS. I even found that IE 6 isn't too far behind.t

One tool I did use to help deal with browser issues was the CSS browsers Selector, which works great and has both a PHP and javascript version. But for the latest version of our Darkstar Media website, I didn't even have to use that once, which was very refreshing.

JOIN website launch

We are pleased to announce the launch of our latest website project JOIN. A fully accessible website which features font resizing, contrast changing and coded very lightly to allow for easy read-ability for disability software.

The Ontario goverment is working to create a barrier-free and accessible Ontario by 2025, this website follows that goal and we are pleased that we are able to contribute to this. You can read more about what the Ontario Government is doing here. If you would like to upgrade your website to be more accommodating to persons with disabilities, please contact us and we help you reach that goal.

New Darkstar Website

In keeping up with the Ontario Governments goal to make Ontario accessible by 2025, we have rebuilt our website to be fully accessible for persons with disabilities. Darkstar Media has done the research and we are ready to help build websites which are fully accessible for everyone. For more information, please contact us so we can discuss how to make your website more friendly and available to more people. We would also appreciate any and all feedback, especially from those using readers such as JAWS.