A couple of thoughts on Scott's question of when forms are accessible. > I think the question needs to be "how accessible" rather than > "accessible yes or no". > > One factor is how many people are affected. For example, if a page > is not accessible with Explorer and Jaws but is accessible with other > software (e.g. Lynx and JAWS, or pwWebSpeak) the "degree of > accessibility" depends on statistics how many people use Explorer. > > Of course, we don't want to ignore a rarely used setup if it is > essential to a particular group of people, e.g. Braille by people who > are deaf and blind. > > Does anyone know of statistics on how many people have what setups > with what capabilities? And, for little used setups, how possible it > would be for those users to switch to the more popular setups (e.g. > not possible for deaf individual to switch from Braille to speech)? > > Len > > >Received on Friday, 31 October 1997 12:26:47 UTC
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