week 6 posts - my review of the "w" sites, and a mention of accesibility vs. usability again, even though i did that last week (the sucking up continues...)

I took a look at the web sites recommends, Webnode, Weebly, Wix, and Webs. I decided if one of them did not start with a W, i would have picked that one... apart from that, I think they're all useful and usable (and accessible, i imagine), but i will probably use weebly because it seems to allow a little more creativity in a personal site than the others...each seems to have it's specialties, though, and i think you'd be OK with any of them. I would have to really get in and try building something to know for sure...for now i just browsed around because i's been a long day and i'm tired and cranky and need a cigar.

accessibility and usability remain that same thing in terms of the words... but, as is common in the web-world, they have arbitrarily chosen to give them different meanings in thsi context. Usability has to do with the design and function of the site...is it understandable and useful to it's purpose without irritating people with bad content and links that send you to oblivion? Accessibility refers to the ability to use a site if you're accessing it via tools that aid with disabilities.