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Are things like frames, Java, Javascript, cascading style sheets, etc. ok to use?

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Are things like frames, Java, Javascript, cascading style sheets, etc. ok to use?

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This depends on your audience, and how good a job you do of taking advantage of the built in features in HTML which allow you to create a page which degrades gracefully. I highly recommend that before using any advanced features, you do a common sense check and verify that you’re using them for the right reasons (i.e. to provide functionality which is best implemented in this way, and not just to show you can use advanced technologies). Then you determine if you can design your page so that any advanced features you use don’t limit people from accessing content unless absolutely necessary. For more information about specific technologies and accessibility, see the Accessible Design Guide.

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