? provide summaries for tables ("summary" attribute) or use the LONGDESC attribute to link to the description or data? in all tables that lay out text in parallel,...

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? clearly identify the target of each link; choose meaningful words or phrases for links.
? adjacent links should be separated (not only with carriage return, use text or graphic)
? keep links underlined so screen readers can recognize them, and do not underline text that is not a link
? add keyboard shortcuts to important links (LABEL, A , CAPTION, LEGEND)
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? consider including internal links within longer pages so viewers can jump from section to section with a single click
? Regularly check all the links from your site to make sure they are current.
Auditory and visual content
? make all graphical links and buttons large and easy to click on
? provide text equivalents for non-text content (images, symbols, image map regions, animations, applets, ASCII art, frames, scripts, images used as list bullets, spacers, graphical buttons, sounds, stand-alone audio files, video, ...)

? use alt="" for visuals that do not convey important information
? don't rely on color alone
? using background patterns or floating text over images is distracting and makes the page much harder, if not impossible, to read for many viewers
? ensure that foreground and background color combinations provide sufficient contrast (color combinations such as brown on tan or green on gray are not good choices; avoid combinations of blue and yellow or red and green for viewers with certain types of color blindness)
? ensure that your chosen color scheme may be over-ridden by the browser setting if necessary
? ensure that moving, blinking, scrolling and auto-updating objects or pages may be paused or stopped (for some people with cognitive or visual disabilities)
? provide client-side image maps to provide accessible text for image map hot spots; if you use server-side maps, provide equivalent text links
? provide captions or transcripts of audio content
? provide text or audio description of video content
? use relative units rather than absolute units

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Frames
? provide a title for each frame so that users can track frames by title
? don't suppress frame scrolling; you can't foresee which resolution, text size, fonts and other options will the user have
General
? Date stamping your pages when content is updated or edited lets viewers know how current your site or information is and increases their confidence in your content.
? Setting up a search engine on your site will help users to "jump on" what they are looking for.
? Organize archives in a logical manner, by year or by topic, for example, and allow people to search by key words.
The ideal web site
is not the one, which is attractive for a group of people,
but the site, which everyone can visit
and obtain the same amount of information.
References and Resources:
[1] Barta, J.: Form Tutor v2.01
[2] Guidelines for designing accessible HTML Documents. Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) http://www.w3.org/WAI/.
[3] Chong, S.: Design of Accessible Web pages.
[4] Hints for designing accessible Websites. http://www.rnib.org.uk .
[5] JAWS for Windows documentation. http://www.hj.com .
[6] KNOWLEDGE: Accessible HTML. http://www.utoronto.ca/atrc/rd.html.
[7] Internet Explorer 5 Help documentation. http://www.microsoft.com.
[8] RNIB - Hints for designing accessible Web sites. http://www.rnib.org.uk.
[9] Morley, S.:Windows 95 Explained, A Guide for Blind and Visually Impaired Users, RNIB, Peterborough, UK, 1997.
[10] The West Virginia Rehabilitation Research and Training Center: Getting A Grip on HTML version 3.0.
[11] Valdes, L.: Accessibility on the Internet. Vision Office, Vancouver, British Columbia, cannada, 1998.
[12] Web Accessibility v. 1.1 http://www.austin.ibm.com/sns/sccessweb.html.
[13] Chisholm, W.-Vanderheiden,G.-Jacobs,I.: Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/WAI-WEBCONTENT-19990505.
[14] Wendy Chisholm, Mark Novak: Increasing the Accessibility of the Web through style sheets, scripts, and "plug-ins".
[15] World Wide Web Consortium http://www.w3.org.
Module 7: Resources
(Vitas Purlys)
Companys:
Access Technology Evaluation Ceter (ATEC)
http://dors.state.il.us/atec/index.html
AccessAbility Company
http://www.4access.com/
Ai Squared - Manufacturer of Zoomtext screen magnification software
http://www.aisquared.com/ai2home.htm
Allied Technologies
http://www.alliedtec.com/
ALVA Dutch producer of assistive technology for the blind and visually impaired.
http://www.alva-bv.nl/home-eng.html
AmbuTech Canadian producer of canes for the visually impaired.
http://www.ambutech.mb.ca/
Arkenstone Homepage OCR - Scanners - Reading Systems
http://www.arkenstone.org/
Aroga Technologies
http://www.aroga.com/
Artic Technologies
http://www.artictech.com
Ash Technologies
http://www.ashtech.ie/
Bartimeus Group. The mission of Bartimaeus Group is to assess, market, train, and develop products for persons who are blind or visually impaired.
http://www.bartsite.com/
Baum Elektronik
http://www.baum.de/
Betacom Optics
http://www.betacom.com/optic.htm
Blazie Engineering - makers of Braille N Speak, Type N Speak, Braille Blazer, screen reading software and more.
http://blazie.com/
BLIND-DEV
http://www.cs.tcd.ie/blind-dev/
BLINUX Documentation and Development Project
http://leb.net/blinux/
Blista Brailletec German producer of assistive tecknology for the blind
http://www.brailletec.de/home_en.htm
Bosma Industries for the Blind
http://www.bosma.org/
Bossert Specialties Magnification Center
http://www.bossertspecialties.com
BraiLab Talking Computers
http://www.kfki.hu/~mszkihp/info/RehTech/e_rehact.htm
Braille Displays
http://www.braille.com/index.htm
Braille Jymico. Producer of braille and raised graphics.
http://www.braillejymico.qc.ca
Braille Shop
http://web.mountain.net/~wd8ldy/the_brl_shop/
Brea Technical Products. Development of a digital CCTV-system.
http://www.chycor.co.uk/breatech/index.htm
BRYTECH Inc
http://www.brytech.com/
Brl Inc. Specialize in products that aid the disabled in educational, vocational and recreational pursuits.
http://www.wyfiwyg.com/
Closing The Gap
http://www.closingthegap.com
Computer Application Specialties Company
http://www.c-a-s.com
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