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Barrier-free Web design, a.k.a. Web accessibility 2.0 | 456 Berea Street

Rated 5 stars out of 5.

Roger Johansson and Tommy Olsson attempt to explain why they believe that is important and why they do not think including everybody risks excluding people with disabilities.

Web Address: http://www.456bereastreet.com/archive/200610/barrierfree_web_design_aka_web_accessibility_20/
Short Name: thavaq
Short Link: http://ma.gnolia.com/thavaq
Tags: accesibility, web desig
Saved to Accessible Web Developers by ylynfatt on October 24, 2006.

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	Name	Title	Rating	When
	malheiro	Barrier-free Web design, a.k.a. Web accessibility 2.0 \| 4...	Not rated yet.	May 7, 2007
If we eschew the narrow definition of accessibility, we have a better chance of convincing the sceptics about the benefits of an accessible site. The result is a site that is accessible to as many people as possible, including peo...
	Zubrik	Barrier-free Web design, a.k.a. Web accessibility 2.0 \| 4...	Not rated yet.	April 27, 2007
	Travis	Barrier-free Web design, a.k.a. Web accessibility 2.0 \| 4...	Not rated yet.	April 26, 2007
An attempt to explain why we believe that including everybody does not risk excluding people with disabilities.
	bogeywebdesign	Barrier-free Web design, a.k.a. Web accessibility 2.0 \| 4...	Not rated yet.	December 28, 2006
including selling accessibility to the client
	ippe	Barrier-free Web design, a.k.a. Web accessibility 2.0 \| 4...	Not rated yet.	November 20, 2006
An attempt to explain why we believe that including everybody does not risk excluding people with disabilities.

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	Non-profit Technology	Barrier-free Web design, a.k.a. Web accessibility 2.0 \| 4...	Not rated yet.	April 26, 2007
An attempt to explain why we believe that including everybody does not risk excluding people with disabilities.