Re: examples of sites with good accessibility

On Wed, 18 Oct 2006 Anna.Yevsiyevich@kohls.com wrote:

> Hello,
> I am wondering what are some good examples of sites that have good
> accessibility.  I understand that users' needs would be different from
> site to site, and their reasons for going to a particular site, but I
> would still like to see who's doing what right.  Also, if anyone knows of
> a retail/e-commerce site that is doing well with accessibility, I would
> really be interested in seeing those sites.


I've generally found www.pbs.org to be a pretty decent site, not perfect
but far better than average

> As you can see from my previous posts, I am new to this area.  Thank you
> for your help.
>
> I noticed that Amazon has a separate site (www.amazon.com/access).  There
> was an article about it, and that's how I found it.  I'm not saying it's a
> shining example of design, but it's a strategy and an example  (this
> version of the site also works for non-standard browsers like PDAs and
> such).

SEPERATE BUT EQUAL ISN'T!!!!


Bob

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