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        <name>Alan Bristow</name>
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        <title>About</title>
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            <name>Alan Bristow</name>
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                    Hi, I build and test the accessibility of websites. I became somewhat obsessed with semantic HTML, and the joy of CSS when in 2003 I&hellip;
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                <p>Hi,</p>
<p>I build and test the accessibility of websites.</p>
<p>I became somewhat obsessed with semantic HTML, and the joy of CSS when in 2003 I read <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Designing_with_Web_Standards"><cite>Designing with Web Standards</cite></a> by Jeffrey Zeldman. Hungry for more I moved on to <cite>Web Standards Solutions</cite> by Dan Cederholm in 2004, and <cite>CSS: The Definitive Guide</cite> by Eric Meyer. I was hooked…</p>
<p>I often listen to web pages, and usually hate the <code>br</code> tag.</p>
<p>Alan Bristow</p>
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