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WEB SITE ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION
[Access Adobe.com]
Access.Adobe.Com is a tool that allows blind and visually impaired
users to read any document in Adobe PDF format.
[All
Things Web: Compatibility and Accessibility]
A site dedicated to the creation of an accessible, truly World-wide
Web
[Apple
Disability Resources] Includes information about Apple's Worldwide Disability Solutions Program
[Applying
the ADA to the Internet: A Web Accessibility Standard]
There are significant legal and practical reasons for ensuring web accessibility.
Web accessibility refers to the design of a webpage that embraces the
requirements of Universal Design in order to ensure that all users can
access the information on the page
[Blindness
Resource Center: Access to the Internet, Web, and Windows]
[Bobby] Bobby
is a web-based public service offered by CAST that analyzes web pages
for their accessibility to people with disabilities as well as their
compatibility with various browsers.
[Design
Considerations: Readers with Visual Impairments]
In the age of burgeoning information resources, no web site would be
intentionally designed to exclude viewers whose vision is restricted.
No site should exclude access to readers who are blind.
[Henter-Joyce Home Page]
Using screen-reading and screen-magnification software developed by
Henter-Joyce, blind or visually-impaired computer users access a whole
world of information, education and job-related applications.
[Microsoft:
Accessibility and Disabilities]
Welcome to Microsoft's Accessibility and Disabilities site, where we
provide information and tools that can help you remove barriers and
make the world more accessible.
[National
Center for Accessible Media Web Access Project]
For millions of Americans, the World Wide Web is an exciting new tool
for learning and communicating. For millions of deaf, hard-of-hearing,
blind or visually impaired computer users, however, the Web's enhanced
graphics, audio, and video capabilities are out of reach.
[NCSA Mosaic Access
Page]
Welcome to the NCSA Mosaic Access Page, a resource for those interested
in how people with disabilities can use the internet and the World Wide
Web.
[Web
Authoring Strategies for Voice Browsers] A position paper published
by the HTML Writers Guild.
[Web
Page Backward Compatibility Viewer]
[Web Accessibility
Initiative] The emergence of the World Wide Web has made it possible
for individuals with computer and telecommunications equipment to interact
as never before. For people with disabilities, the Web holds great promise
of transforming past barriers to information access. But as with any
new technology, new barriers can arise in place of the old.