. . . because action speaks louder than words.
. . . because action speaks louder than words.
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May 24, 1990—League staffer Andy Scholberg (pictured right) is rebuked by a federal judge for seeking to join an ongoing court case involving efforts to ban experiements on unborn babies. Andy tries to join the case on behalf of his own unborn child. The judge refuses his petition, and is outraged that her decision would be questioned. She even goes so far as to call the League’s efforts to become party to the case “bizarre,” when what is truly bizarre is that experimentation on unborn children would have to be banned in the first place.
More League history here.
The Pro-Life Action League has always advocated effective action in defense of the unborn. Effective web design fits right into that philosophy. We have sought to make this site simple but graceful, easy to navigate and attractive to read—a useful tool for pro-life activism.
We intend for this site to exemplify the key features of an effective pro-life site. If the World Wide Web is to be a useful tool for pro-life outreach, a pro-life website must be:
We have sought to achieve the three goals above under the guidance of two principles: (1) usability and (2) web standards compliance.
From the underlying site architecture to the presentation of content, our effort has been to make this site easy to use, easy to upgrade and easy to find—all in conformance with the design standards recommended by the W3C, the people who govern the Web.
Contact our webmaster for more information on designing effective pro-life websites and avoiding the most common design mistakes like too much animation, confusing navigation and slow download times.
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Despite some slight variations from browser to browser, the site should renders as intended in all current browsers. Please direct any problems with a particular browser to our webmaster, and be sure to include browser version information (found in the browser's Help menu) and platform (PC, Mac, etc.).
The is currently no mobile version of the website available.
This design of this site does not use tables, except for the display of actual tabular data—the original intended purpose for table tags. Instead, the layout is governed by CSS. All the code is validated XHTML. Dynamic content is generated using PHP.
We have attempted, as much as possible, to separate content from presentation. Please contact the webmaster if you find any breach of this approach, rendering problems with a particular browser or other room for improvement.
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