Developing an accessible website

Submitted by Lindie van Zyl on Wed, 2011-09-28 07:52
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Blind and partially sighted persons loves to use computers and the Internet, as it is far more accessible to them than printed materials. Some content and websites are however developed in such a way that it is only partly accessible or not at all.

Developing your website in such a manner that it can be enjoyed by anyone would not detract from the visual appeal or functioning of your website. You only need to keep a few principals in mind so that everyone can enjoy one of your best marketing tools.

See the attached document for guidelines and suggestions in this regard.

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Website accessibility guidance PAS78 (BSI publicly available specification).doc
Location: 
Pretoria,
South Africa
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Category: 
Companies
Audience group: 
Supporters
Press
Members
Low or lost vision
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rotation: 
Remove from Home page rotation block
front page: 
Remove from Home page article blocks
Section pages: 
Remove from featured articles
what can you do: 
Remove from "What you can do" list
other media: 
Remove from "Other media" list

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