Simply Accessible
Three accessibility examples presented at Web Essentials 05 ...
Designing for accessibility is not just a technical endeavour – like most other pursuits on the web, it involves creative problem solving and experimentation. In this context I mean that we are designing when we produce solutions that are built with intent – they are well thought out and created to be accessible at many levels and (generally) don’t compromise aesthetics and usability.
In many cases a web site or component might be technically accessible, but unusable to one or more groups of persons with disabilities. Is a problem that only affects persons with disabilities one of accessibility or usability? It depends, I suppose – but it is really irrelevant. The examples here aim to improve both accessibility and usability for everyone." continued ... (Via Simply Accessible)
Designing for accessibility is not just a technical endeavour – like most other pursuits on the web, it involves creative problem solving and experimentation. In this context I mean that we are designing when we produce solutions that are built with intent – they are well thought out and created to be accessible at many levels and (generally) don’t compromise aesthetics and usability.
In many cases a web site or component might be technically accessible, but unusable to one or more groups of persons with disabilities. Is a problem that only affects persons with disabilities one of accessibility or usability? It depends, I suppose – but it is really irrelevant. The examples here aim to improve both accessibility and usability for everyone." continued ... (Via Simply Accessible)
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