RE: RE: Accessibility
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On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 16:06:43 +0100, Smith D.B. wrote > > But how would the disabled user get to the accessible version > in the first place? Navigate to it from the inaccessible version? > Which I think is just about where this thread started... This was my primary concern. I was thinking the browser should send something so the front page could detect any access issues and redirect to the other site, but now I realize that every page would need to have this logic, in case they got there through internet search. That would be better than having an "accessible version of this page" link on every page. There are a lot of ideas and suggestions on this topic, but I can't find any resources for actually implementing the standards and suggestions. It seems like an impossible quagmire. Are there consultants that specialize in this field? I realize it's a minimal portion of our audience, and there don't seem to be any legal requirements in the US market, but it's the right thing to do (especially as my current client is a healthcare organization).