How to Make Your Blog Accessible to Visually Imapaired Readers
The title was changed from "Blind Readers" to "Visually Impaired Readers" to avoid the oxymoron.
A good discussion and list of tips for making your site more accessible ...
"So you have a blog, and you're worried that it might not be accessible to people with disabilities? Don't worry! A few simple changes can increase your blog's potential readership.
A good discussion and list of tips for making your site more accessible ...
"So you have a blog, and you're worried that it might not be accessible to people with disabilities? Don't worry! A few simple changes can increase your blog's potential readership.
- Choose an Accessible Service
- Describe Your Images
- Avoid the Dreaded "Click Here" or "More..."!
- Put Your Blogroll on the Right-Hand Side
- Check the Comment Form—Is It Labeled Properly?
- Use Flexible Font Sizes
- Don't Force Links to Open in New Windows"
1 Comments:
Shouldn't this read 'visually impaired' as opposed to 'blind' which implies zero vision (in which case reading from a VDU is impossible, irrespective of ALT tags or font sizes)?
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