Re: [Swprograms] Best "SW broadcaster" website?

[Richard Cuff <rdcuff@xxxxxxxxx>]

I've found the same "focus" issues with the RNW website using Firefox.

Another decent site IMHO:  Radio New Zealand International.

RNZI's site is decent because it tells you what's going on right now
-- which program is on air, which frequencies are active.

Program schedules are one click away.  Minor beef -- frequencies are
shown as "how to listern"... not "frequencies..." but they're still
one click away.

One would think that radio-related websites should be particularly
sensitive to usability by visually impaired users, because those who
are visually impaired are often radio's most ardent enthusiasts.

Richard Cuff / Allentown, PA  USA

On 11/4/05, Kevin Anderson <k9iua@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> But I echo the "anti-frame" line:  That is old "new school".
> They were the rage for awhile, but most good sites have gotten
> away from them lately.  Depending on what browser one uses, they
> can be harder or easier to navigate.  I am a Firefox user
> exclusive.  The change of focus by clicking in a frame with the
> RNW website does not work in Firefox, and so I am forever being
> forced to scroll with the mouse on the scroll bar, which is a
> pain.

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