Solutions: Checkpoint I, frames
It is not recommended, or necessary,
that frames be used. However, if you are using frames, they require a meaningful
title attribute, as well as equivalent content in a <noframes> element for
those agents that do not support frames.
Label frames with <TITLE> tag
at the start of your HTML.
<title>Navigation Frame</title>
Label frames inside the frame tag itself using the title and name attributes
of the frame tag.
<frame src="frame_nav.htm" name="navigation frame" title="navigation
frame">
Once the frames have been named three different times, supply an alternate
page users can go to in case their browser does not support frames.
<noframes> Your browser does not support frames. Here is the <a
href="main-noframes.html">Non-frame
based version of the document.</a> </noframes>
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