These "ACCESS CONFLICTS" are the result of two advancing technologies. Computers and Adaptive Application Technology changes annually; and runs behind Web Site Language Technology which sometimes advances monthly. To see this clearly add the Advancement - Of - Technologies, to the Market Forces of industry, then the "Physical Factors" of Disability, and the "Human Factors" of the Disabled. Clearly another approach, by you and me, is needed.
Computing with a disability is already tough enough. You can make the change, a little bit each day. You can make it happen and really lead- the- way. All we are asking, is only fair play ... and END THE BLIND - MAN'S - BLUFF.
Should you find this interesting, we suggest the following for reading:
Computers and Internet:
Information and Documentation:
Data Formats: HTML
See: Yahoo Search Results.
Arts Wire - On-Line Access
Instructions for Users with Disabilities:
NCAM - National Center for Accessible Media.
New York Foundation for the Arts.
http://www.artswire.org/Artswire/www/access.html
Speech Friendly Web Sites Award - Ribbon Sites.
http://www.wwwebit.com/magical-mist/home.htm
Accessible Web Site Guidelines - Index:
http://www.trace.wisc.edu/world/web/index.html
Accessible Web Page Design.
http://www.eskimo.com/~jlubin/disabled/web-desi.htm
DO-IT HTML - Guidelines:
http://weber.u.washington.edu/~doit/Other/design.html
Unified Web Site Accessibility Guidelines:
http://trace.wisc.edu/text/guidelns/htmlgide/htmlgide.htm
Gilbert Healton's Home Page Resource Listings.
Author, Instructer, Programmer, User Of HTML
http://www.exit109.com/~ghealton/
Healton's "No Fluff Description Of Good HTML".
http://www.exit109.com/~ghealton/./nofhtml.html
Accessibility And VRML.
http://www.hprc.utoronto.ca:80/AdTech/rd/vrml/
Java Accessibility Program.
http://trace.wisc.edu:80/world/java/java.htm
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