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Inaccessible Design - Verizon.com

Sun, February 4, 2007 — Category: Development

While checking Verizon service bundles, I came across a nasty javascript error that would not allow me to continue filling out their residential service check form.

I just punched in www.verizon.com and found that I could not do a service check with my phone number, because their site is using the document.all property, which has been deprecated for quite some time in favor of the document.getElementById(’id’); property in JavaScript.

I’m quite surprised at this…I’m using a Mac with Firefox 2.0 and came across the problem.

The solution for me was check AT&T and Charter Cable for comparable services…perhaps they will get on board with the W3C sooner rather than later, and write unobtrusive javascript, instead of requiring it.

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