Re: [MACCAWS] Yahoo! Makeover

--- kevin c smith <[email protected]> wrote:

> I seem to recall discussion on this list regarding legal counsel. I
> guess we
> really should seek the advise of an attorney on the matter.
> 
> >I made a XHTML mockup of Yahoo a while ago (and sent it to
> >the person that requested it on this list), but never put it
> online.
> >
> >It uses slightly more structured markup than Kevin's page (and
> uses
> >absolutely no tables)
> 
> I considered this, but in my mind, the tables I used are
> appropriate. It's
> always a judgement call, and I think the 'kit' should definitely
> address the
> issue & offer some guidelines as to what qualifies as 'tabular
> data'.
> 
> >the little slanted images on the right box headers.
> 
> Yeah, I got a little lazy there...


1 - I can't see them getting all hairy about what I agree is an
academic exercise. When we show it we can put some kind of
disclaimer.

2 - Tom G - if you want to show us yours, more than one is great.

3 - I don't decry the use of the tables at all myself - I think its
fine.

Tom

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