Apply progressive enhacement strategy for documents

[csarven]

Information should be accessible as much as possible by lowering the barriers or requirements for both humans and machines. For example, if some information is meant to be accessible by both of those actors, it should be available from ground up, starting from HTML. A counter-approach to this is injecting the information through JavaScript e.g., http://renatostauffer.ch/bachelor-thesis/package-plan/ , which practically means that the user-agent 1) is capable of applying JavaScript 2) JavaScript is enabled. One quick test: use Lynx (or another text-based browser) to see what information is 'essentially' accessible.

[Keep this issue open until end of BT]

[reni99]

Well what I could do is to create the html-tree with the given javascript I made with google charts and then copy paste the generated html into my website. So no javascript will be needed anymore for visitors.

[csarven]

ol is your friend. KISS. The HTML that's coming from Google Charts is inappropriate i.e., it does not semantically represent the information.