Digital Safaris' Web Sites
Tanzania
- Amazing Tanzania
- Arusha Medical Board
- Carbon Tanzania cms
- Endelea cms
- Gibb's Farm
- Jo Anderson †
- Karatu Education Fund cms
- Marc Baker
- Ndutu Safari Lodge
- Serengeti Select Safaris †
- Paul Oliver's Safaris cms
- Sanjan
- Serengeti Savannah Camps cms
- Tanzania Carnivores (under development) å
- Tanzania Mammals Atlas Project å
Zambia
- Chongwe River Camp
- Kawaza cms
- Kutandala
- Robin Pope Safaris
- Robin Pope Camps ‡ å
- Safari Houses å
- Tribal Textiles †
- Zambian Horizons
Malawi
- Pumulani † ‡ å
UK
- Creancer †
- Harwell Feast
- Harwell Parish
- Harwell Village
- Harwell Women's Institute
- Licensed to Guide
- Sunnyside Cottage
- Tregenna House †
- Wallingford Rowing Club †
- Wallingford Rowing Club Members
- Wallingford Regatta †
- Wallingford Regatta Event Management
- Wallingford Long Distance Sculls †
- Wallingford Head of the River †
Cyprus
New York
Digital Safaris own sites
All sites are hosted on server.digitalfundi.com, unless marked with a †
Multi lingual sites, with English and German versions, are marked ‡
Sites marked å have been developed in association with Advent Systems
Sites marked cms use a content management system.
...and less
Sites we have maintained, but are now looked after elsewhere
- Cheli and Peacock (Kenya)
- Mkombozi Centre for Street Children (Arusha, Tanzania)
- Oliver's Camp (Tanzania)
- Nigel Perks Discovery (New Zealand / Tanzania)
- Corbett Bishop Safaris
- Ol Tukai Conservancy
- Wildlife Explorer
The goals we now try to follow are:
- Pages should have valid code – passing the validation tests at validator.w3.org
- Pages should have valid DOCTYPES defining the standards by which they will be validated.
- Pages should have a useful set of metatags
- Pages should, as much as possible, be limited to semantic content. Tables will be used for data tables and not for layout.
- Pages should display sensibly, without horizontal scrolling, on 800x600 pixel screens and larger.
- CSS style sheets to be used for mark-up and layout. This allows for fluid displays on variable sized screens, user friendly print layouts (e.g. suppression of menus), and in due course different output for PDA’s and internet enabled telephones.
- CSS also to pass the validation tests at jigsaw.w3.org
- JavaScript is acceptable, but the page must degrade sensibly if the user has opted not to use JavaScript. Similarly, the page must degrade gracefully if CSS is removed.
- We don't do Flash. Certainly not for whole pages, but might consider it for maps and photos.
- This approach helps achieve accessibility guideline, which are now a legal requirement for sites in the USA and the UK. For example, all text should be resizable, and all images marked with appropriate information for visually impaired users. The contents should also be friendly to screen readers (who speak the contents for blind people). I do not yet build sites which can be navigated without a mouse, or meet some of the other more esoteric requirements of the Disabilities Discrimination Act.
Thumbshots
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Others come from Velocity Screenshots, and others are our own screen captures.