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Three broad areas, each covering three sub-areas .The front page for the ‘Making Guidance More Effective’ section organises links to the 9 subsections

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Partial Draft. Mike Malloch, KnowNet, August 15/07

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I don't know what happened to that website. I don't think it ever actually launched. Which is a shame.

I have see screen shots for an alternative online coaching site www.MoveMountains.com. It helps you set goals, monitor progress and keep on track with your goals. I think it's due to go live before summer '07

• Web Applications 1.0 - Working Draft — 16 Feb 2007 [Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group] introduces features to HTML/DOM to ease authoring of Web applications, eg context menus, graphics canvas, inline popup windows, server-sent events [document changing rapidly] WHATWG is a growing community of browser vendors (Apple, Mozilla, Opera), web developers.. interested in dev of next generation of HTML - specifically to allow authors to write and deploy applications over the Web

• Bruce Lawson’s personal site : DTI complaint - blog posts tracking his complaint about an expensively inaccessible DTI website (see also his petition at petitions.pm.gov.uk/govaccessibility) .. DTI blames CMS & contractor sad tale beginning '..brand-new oh-so-1997 website of the Department of Trade and Industry, built by Fresh 01 and Fujitsu for a cost of £200,000, yet fails to meet a reasonable level of accessibility, even though it is clearly required in the specificati