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Accessible Web Design
Sharon Perry
December 09, 2004

"This workshop encourages designers to develop a single accessible web site that does not impose barriers to usage."

Topics include:

• The nature of physical and cognitive disabilities.


• Legal obligations: DDA and SENDA.


• Guidelines and best practice: The international Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI).


• Navigation and accessibility .


• Accessible multimedia.


• Testing and evaluating web pages.

Date: 09 December, 2004
Venue: Oxford University Computing Service
Event website: http://www.netskills.ac.uk/workshops/event/ox-dec04-access-r1/index.html
Contact email: admin@netskills.ac.uk

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