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Yea, it could validate the html on the page, could show some statistics - like linkcount, time it took to download the html ( it could then check for the links
by sirrocco 17y ago
Yea, it could validate the html on the page, could show some statistics - like linkcount, time it took to download the html ( it could then check for the links of the img tags )
I was thinking that there could be a plan wher you would have a scan a month to see if any problems appeared in the meantime.
- stcredzero 17y agoOffer varying frequencies and opt-in tests. This becomes a "freemium" model very easily. Here's a challenge: Could a service also try to detect common problems with appearance and rendering? Can this be done without some kind of AI akin to OCR? Certain things would be easier to detect, like content text being overlapped by another element. Maybe just Mechanical Turk it?