To the editor below. You got it wrong. the web content accessibility guidelines go far beyond blind and vission impaired. To put it another way, If I am an educator and I see this snip below and I am not envolved... I guess I won't be reading that article. > Editor's Note > > ... > > DESIGNING WEB PAGES FOR SIGHT IMPAIRED USERS > > If you are involved in making Web pages accessible for users with sight > impairments, check out "Disabled Accessibility: The Pragmatic > Approach," by Jakob Nielsen ("The Alertbox," June 13, 1999 issue). > Nielsen includes a link to the W3 Web Content Accessibility Guidelines > 1.0, the W3's prioritized list of design rules, and a very useful > checklist for Web page designers. The article is available at > http://www.useit.com/alertbox/990613.htmlReceived on Saturday, 19 June 1999 11:01:06 GMT
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