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Chyrp Lite
An ultra-lightweight blogging engine, written in PHP
...You get four beautiful blog themes and a friendly administration console, all fully navigable on a broad range of devices, thanks to the power of responsive HTML5. Semantic markup and comprehensive ARIA labeling ensure your blog will be accessible to visitors who use assistive technologies. With a flexible system of Feathers and Pages, you can make your website whatever you want it to be. Feathers enable different types of blog content – you can restrict yourself to absolute textual purity, or you can create a multimedia rainbow. Pages let you publish articles separate from your blog content – be it a simple colophon or a hierarchy of multiple pages. -
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The UI Nav Test Tool is a web based application for testing the usability of labeling and organization for navigation systems. The test tool presents tasks to a research participant and collects data as they interact with a proposed navigation system.
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DOMbasic
PHP pakage to create dynamic DOM elements. Follow the OOP paradigm, im
You can create complete websites that adhere to the standards validation of its structure. More flexible and lighter than the native PHP. It allows you to create any document labeling: HTML, XHTML, XML, ... It is designed for flexibility and dynamism, performance and low resource consumption.
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