[nabentre] Accessibility

[Brad Dunsé]

I think, just like Robert Dunn from Half Blind 
Press, a VI person developing large print 
products for VI people is the best model. Now, 
given the fact other companies developing VI 
software or IT products may not themselves be in 
that category, you'd think contracting with a VI 
person obtaining development intuition and 
knowledge would be a wise move, apparently that's 
not a view shared with said developers.

In the absence of VI owned companies producing 
products that are better designed and more 
intuitively used, I think it opens up opportunity 
for developers within the ranks of the VI 
community--for want of a better term­to take 
advantage of it, as well those within the VI community to support that effort.

. Again, that is what Robert has done out of 
shear frustration of other products.

Brad




On 4/28/2012  04:47 PM Zeeshan Khan said...
>Hi all,
>
>This was running through my mind, so I thought I would put it out there to
>get everyone's thoughts.
>
>As a VI person, I feel that sometimes the products / services that are
>created are not necessarily suited for our needs, as many times we have
>sighted people making these products especially when it comes to products /
>services within the IT spectrum. Most developers / programmers are sighted
>and obviously its difficult for them to get beta testers for their
>products. What are your thoughts?
>
>
>--
>Zeeshan Khan
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