[il-talk] Fw: models of favorite accessible websites?

[Deborah Kent Stein]

I thought I'd pass along this query from Cathy Kudlick in California.  I'd 
be interested to hear people's ideas on features that would make an 
accessible website fun.  And has anyone encountered such a thing?

Debbie

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Catherine J Kudlick" <kudlick at sfsu.edu>
To: "Catherine Kudlick" <cjkudlick at gmail.com>
Sent: Friday, August 03, 2012 11:29 AM
Subject: models of favorite accessible websites?


Dear Tech-Savy and Semi-Tech-Savy Blind Folk and Our Friends,

As some of you know, I've just become director of the Paul K. Longmore 
Institute on Disability at SF State.  Among other things, I'm planning for 
the website.  I'm writing to ask if you have a favorite that incorporates 
every cool accessible feature and then some?  I know the Cal State system is 
generally good about access, but I want to take it up a few notches and in 
addition to being practical, I hope we can have some fun for blind users. 
I'm starting to meet with the developers, so please send me your favorites 
public or private so we can dissect the elements that make it great.  Feel 
free to pass this message on.

If there aren't "Webby" awards for access, there should be!

Thanks everyone,
Cathy K
Catherine Kudlick
Professor of History and Director,
Paul K. Longmore Institute on Disability
San Francisco State University
kudlick at sfsu.edu