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Accessibility in trouble

“There is just no sense in banging on about arbitrary guidelines when people have their own problems to tackle. Understanding their problems and helping them with real world guidance will make it better in the end for all of us.”

Chris wrote that in his post about accessibility. More of the clients don’t care about accessibility, more because it will cost them a lot more than expected. As far as they can see the Web site in the right way they are happy.

But does it cost (much) more? I don’t think so, because it is on the developer if he can implement the right things to make a Web site more accessible.

Posted on Tuesday, October 31st, 2006 in Accessibility
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