Re: Htacces and WCAG 2

Benjamin Hawkes-Lewis wrote:

> Is it your intention to ask the same formula question ("Does X conflict 
> with WCAG 2.0?") of this Interest Group for every single design decision 
> your company makes with this website, or do have special reason to think 
> that blocking by IP or referrer would reduce the accessibility of your 
> website to people with disabilities?

To expand on that (and at the risk of being uncharacteristically rude), 
this list is not a WCAG helpline. If you have some very specific 
concerns because, even after best efforts on your part, you're having 
difficulty understanding how a Success Criterion or a non-normative, 
suggested technique might affect a very specific aspect of your site, 
then people here are glad to give their opinion (again, mostly 
non-normative). Otherwise, may I humbly suggest that you get an external 
consultant who specialises in WCAG 2.0 audits/assessments to help you?

P
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Received on Wednesday, 12 August 2009 14:34:36 UTC