You may have heard of the Fahrner Image Replacement (FIR) technique, and know that it's a way of preserving the structure of the page, while replacing text with images for conventional browsers. Sounds complicated? Rachel gives step-by-step instruction on how to apply this brand-new technique, and how to make accessible sites that are also great-looking and packed with images, but still indexable by the search engines.
Fahrner Image Replacement and Accessible Images
October 23, 2003
George Petrov
George Petrov is a renowned software writer and developer whose extensive skills brought numerous extensions, articles and knowledge to the DMXzone- the online community for professional Adobe Dreamweaver users. The most popular for its over high-quality Dreamweaver extensions and templates.
George is also the founder of Wappler.io - the most Advanced Web & App Builder