[blindlaw] Website Accessibility Explained in Plain Language

[Steve Jacobson]

What is BIT.LY?  Are these something like the "tiny" links that are sometimes used?  I'm always a little uneasy following 
a link that has an unfamiliar form.

Best regards,

Steve Jacobson


On Sat, 10 Apr 2010 13:23:49 +0900, Derek Wilson wrote:

>Hi all,

>Have you ever wondered what website accessibility really means or
>struggled to explain it to someone?  Here is a clear and simple
>explanation in plain language.  Please share this with anyone who
>might be interested, and remind them to support website accessibility
>in Canada by signing our petition.  Here is a quote from the article:

>BLOCK QUOTE BEGINS
>"...various state and federal laws require state agencies to have
>accessible websites for all visitors to our sites, as well as
>accessible software for state employees."
>END BLOCK QUOTE

>Two links follow:

>Link to Article That Explains Website Accessibility in Plain Language:
>http://bit.ly/dr3dvQ

>Link to Petition That Calls for Accessible Government of Canada Websites:
>http://bit.ly/atTPSb

>Cheers,
>-- 
>Derek Wilson
>Email: career.practitioner at gmail.com
>Twitter: culturemate
>LinkedIn: http://jp.linkedin.com/in/culturemate
>Blog: https://culturemate.wordpress.com

>-- 
>Derek Wilson
>Email: career.practitioner at gmail.com
>Twitter: culturemate
>LinkedIn: http://jp.linkedin.com/in/culturemate
>Blog: https://culturemate.wordpress.com

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