Titlebook: Web Accessibility; Web Standards and Re Jim Thatcher,Michael R. Burks,Cynthia D. Waddell Book 2006 The Author(s) 2006 Accessibility.Adobe F

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Overview of Law and Guidelinesonments. But one common thread in many societies has been the tendency to isolate and segregate persons with disabilities because of ignorance, neglect, superstition, or fear. Within this social environ- ment, disability policy has evolved from the early social welfare approach, under the medical mo

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Implementing Accessibility in the Enterprisee and support accessibility issues and enforcement. We’ll refer to this as an .. The details of how this accessibility organization works will differ depending on the type of organization. Certainly, there will be differences in the way it is implemented in nonprofit organizations, governmental enti

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Accessible Contenteraction. This chapter addresses the first of these:creating accessible content, including the text, images, and audio files that might be available on a web page. Accessible navigation is covered in Chapter 7, and accessible interaction is the subject of Chapter 8. In addition to these basic treatm

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Accessible Data Input businesses are required by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to make their physical bricks-and-mortar facili- ties accessible to people with disabilities. Many believe that the ADA also applies to the virtual world of the Internet as a “place of public accommodation,” and thus web services

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Introduction to WCAG 2.0bsites accessible to people with disabilities. This Working Draft evolved from the current WCAG 1.0 (www.w3.org/TR/WCAG10/), which was published in 1999. WCAG 2.0 is an attempt to make the guidelines more robust, measurable, and technology-independent. In addition, more supporting information is inc

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