- From: Craig Hadley <craig@4thandgoal.com>
- Date: Fri, 27 Jun 2003 13:37:01 -0500
- To: <w3c-wai-ig@w3.org>
Hello, I saw the subject and a question immediately popped into my mind. Someone recently passed on to me the link of a site that saying "This is really neat and wouldn't it be great to do our site like this." The site in question is http://www.thedesk.info. When I went to take a look at the site I noticed that it is all in Flash and the people involved with this group are highly respected long time advocates. So how would one "judge the accessibility" of an all Flash site as the usual techniques that one (or at least I) would use are not applicable (Lynx, source code, etc.)? Is there an automated Flash "accessibility" checker? Has Flash evolved enough to be even asking these question in regards to "Judging Web Site Accessibility"? And might the usability benefits to the targeted users (people with developmental disabilities) be important enough to consider Flash for ease of use? Thanks, Craig Hadley Madison WI
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