This site details all standards & guidelines for developing and delivering products and services for BBC online (bbc.co.uk). Browse BBC standards for BBC online from the left-hand menu. About Standards & Guidelines
This site details all standards & guidelines for developing and delivering products and services for BBC online (bbc.co.uk). Browse BBC standards for BBC online from the left-hand menu. About Standards & Guidelines
Introduction The BBC Mobile Accessibility Standards and Guidelines are a set of technology agnostic best practices for the BBC's mobile web content, hybrid and native applications. Each standard and guideline is listed with example code for implementing in HTML, Android, and iOS and steps for testing. The standards and guidelines are based on the requirements of BBC.co.uk content developed for UK
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An intricate system of dams, levees and tunnels defends the Japan’s capital. Will it be able to cope with climate change? Cecilia Tortajada recalls making her way down a long staircase and into of one of Japan’s engineering marvels, an enormous water tank that crowns Tokyo’s defences against flooding. When she finally reached the tank’s ground, she stood among the dozens of 500-tonne pillars suppo
Accessibility Standards and Guidelines The BBC HTML Accessibility Standards and BBC Mobile Accessibility Standards and Guidelines outline the requirements and recommendations necessary for ensuring the BBC’s digital products are accessible to the widest possible audience. They cover the technical aspects of accessibility and some user experience guidelines where these cross-over with technical imp
Many of us have heard the story that Victorian-era doctors first used vibrators, applying them to their female patients to treat them for hysteria. But it turns out this may be a myth. Many of us have heard it before: in the 19th Century, doctors first used vibrators to treat women for ‘hysteria’ – a now-defunct medical term that covered everything from headaches to nervous breakdowns. The treatme
1. Introduction 1.1. Scope of this Document 1.1.1. This standard applies to web browsers that are being used on desktop versions of Windows, Mac OS and Linux/Unix. This does not cover PDAs, mobiles, and other mobile devices. 1.2. Web Browser Support 1.2.1. The BBC accepts that the nature of the web medium is such that web pages cannot be produced in such a way as to be uniformly rendered in all br
1. Introduction This document describes the use of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) on bbc.co.uk web pages. CSS allows the separation of content from presentation. At a simple level CSS can be used to style HTML, such as altering text colour, and defining layout. CSS can be used to minimise the code required to render a site. Used with care and particular attention to cross-browser compatibility, styl
The ‘tamahagane’ steel used in traditional weapons may be the perfect material to cut through asteroids. If you wanted to slice stuff up in space, what would you bring with you? 'Samurai' swords, which have been made in Japan for centuries, might be on your list because the tempered steel used in them is notoriously tough. There are plenty of videos online showing these Japanese swords, also calle
In some parts of the world, an angel can signify death and clapping hands imply sexual intercourse. There can be few days more nerve-wracking than your own wedding, and few things as hard to express as the emotions that you might feel in the countdown. When it was Olympic and Wimbledon tennis champion Andy Murray’s big day, however, he managed to capture precisely those feelings in a tweet that mo
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