Denis Boudreau (WebConforme) wrote: > > Good morning everyone, Bonjour, Denis. > [snip] > Headers and summaries are crucial for assistive technologies such as > screen readers to interpret how a table is organized. Blind people for > example (yes, THEM again) [long snip] At 60 years of age, my vision is not what it once was. I am, in comparison to my younger peers, "partially sighted". So if you were to re-cast your text (above) as "Blind and partially sighted people", "THEM" would become "US", and those who dismiss accessibility as only marginally relevant might suddenly come to realise that what is accessible to them today may become inaccessible tomorrow. So let's agree (if we can) to do away with this "THEM"/"US" divide, and agree that accessibility is important to EVERYONE. Please ? Philip TaylorReceived on Friday, 4 May 2007 15:05:54 GMT
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