March 26, 2008
07:24 pm
Whoever said that sci-fi geeks were tech savvy?
The website for Super-Con, coming this May to San Jose, is 90% made up of graphics. And I don't mean pictures, I mean text in graphics. All the important information, such as when and where and how much and how to exhibit and who to contact, is in huge graphics with no alt tags. I can only assume that they don't really want those pesky blind fans to know what they're up to.
Oh, and guys -- "advantage" is spelled with only one "D".
The website for Super-Con, coming this May to San Jose, is 90% made up of graphics. And I don't mean pictures, I mean text in graphics. All the important information, such as when and where and how much and how to exhibit and who to contact, is in huge graphics with no alt tags. I can only assume that they don't really want those pesky blind fans to know what they're up to.
Oh, and guys -- "advantage" is spelled with only one "D".
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