I don't know about that. Okay, this was long ago, but we had to roll out a new top-level website. I decided to be a complete hardass about it. Everything wou

I don't know about that. Okay, this was long ago, but we had to roll out a new top-level website. I decided to be a complete hardass about it. Everything would validate, both for HTML and CSS. I would follow ADA standards as well as I could understand them. I dutifully tried things out in lynx. I even made some print style sheets (a new concept at the time). However, I had almost nothing to test on. I got a lot of flak for being slow, we should hurry this up, and so on. And yet the emails would come in later from the higher ups, "Wow, this works on my Blackberry!" I had no access to such a device, but plodding adherence to various guidelines, as dull as they were, saved my bacon there. Even the disability folks I could find seemed pleased. It isn't "move fast and break things" but you can reap a few benefits out of it.