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Accessibility Handbook |
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If you are wondering how a blind person can use the computer, or how a person hard of hearing understand the audio track of multimedia content, rest assured they can do so and with as much prowess as anyone else.
People with different disabilities use varied assistive devices to interface with computers and Internet. A person who is blind can use screen-reading software that reads aloud all the text appearing on the computer monitor or a person who is deaf - blind can use a Refreshable Braille Display System that connects to a computer and line-by-line converts the text content into Braille. |
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Table of Contents |
- Introduction
- What is universal web accessibility?
- Why Universal Web Accessibility?
- Who benefits most from Universally Accessible Web Content?
- Does Universal Web Accessibility benefit Non-Disabled People?
- DO any other user groups Benefit from universal web accessibility?
- What makes the web inaccessible?
- How do people with disabilities access the web?
- How many people with disabilities use Internet?
- Are there any guidelines for Universal Web Accessibility?
- What are the principles on which WCAG 1.0 guidelines are based?
- What do the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 state?
- How to find out if a website complies with WCAG 1.0 guidelines?
- Are there extra cost implications to implement Web Accessibility?
- What are the social implications of implementing Web Accessibility?
- Are there any legal incentives to ensure Web Accessibility?
- Does Universal Web Accessibility make business sense?
- What is happening world wide on the issue of web accessibility?
- How is web accessibility relevant in e-Learning?
- How Is Web Accessibility Relevant In Today's E-Driven Society?
- What is the Process to make a website accessible?
- Useful Links
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| Web Accessibility Hand Book |
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Published by DPA, Singapore with the support of MCYS. |
| Launched on 18 October 2003 by Dr. Balaji Sadasivan, Minister of State for Ministry of Health & Transport. |
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