WAI EDITS: Presenting the Case for Web Accessibility: Social Factors

I said I had completed the "Employee" section.  However, this is 
actually for the " Older People" section:

Increasingly, older people use the Web. In some countries, they are 
the fastest growing group of new users [source?]. People often 
experience changes in vision, hearing, dexterity, or memory as they 
age. Though they may not consider themselves disabled because of 
these changes, the older users [may] also benefit from web pages 
developed using the in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0.


Charmane





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