- From: David Sloan <DSloan@computing.dundee.ac.uk>
- Date: Wed, 3 Jul 2002 15:50:13 +0100
- To: w3c-wai-ig@w3.org
The World Cup in Korea/Japan has now finished, but looking at the home page of the official World Cup web site [1] today I noticed a link to 'Access for the Visually Impaired'. This takes users to a new site [2] run by an organisation called HandicapZero which appears to allow access to the World Cup site via some transformation software named 'Confort de Lecture' which I guess presents content in 'accessible' form. To access this requires a JavaScript enabled browser. It required registering so I didn't go any further. Does anyone have experience of using HandicapZero's accessibility transformation service, or does anyone have details on how it works, and how successful it is? How does it compare to other web-based services which transform third party web content, such as JustVanilla [3]? Cheers, David Reference URLs: [1] http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com [2] http://www.handicapzero.org/services/fifa/coupe_du_monde_2002.shtml?part=7&l ang=en [3] http://www.justvanilla.com
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