[nabs-l] Ah HA! I found the culperate!

[Aleeha Dudley]

Keep in mind that this may not be the only sight that is causing this inaccessibility. Also, you make it sound as though these people are causing their sites to be inaccessible on purpose, just to spite us. Have you tried contacting any of the people responsible for these sites? It is entirely possible that they do not realize that their sites are inaccessible. Education is a large part of changing the environment. Yes, those individuals may say that they do not wish to change their sites, but we cannot know this until we try. The same is true with colleges and universities. If you contact the disability services coordinator, they can help you to fix these problems or get in touch with someone else who may be able to fix the problems so that this part of your education is as accessible as possible. 

Aleeha Dudley 
President, Ohio Association of Blind Students 
Changing what it means to be blind 

On Aug 9, 2012, at 9:40 AM, Joshua Lester <jlester8462 at students.pccua.edu> wrote:

> I asked about Flash Websites, and why Jaws couldn't read them, in an
> earlier thread!
> Well: I've found the main culperate in inaccessible Websites!
> www.wix.com
> Wix has made all of their Websites, including this one, inaccessible
> with screenreaders!
> http://www.bibleway.ca
> The site that I used in the earlier thread, www.altitudeworship.com is
> also powered by Wix!
> We need to do something about this!
> You may think this is off topic for the list, because these two sites
> are for churches, but I know of some colleges, that use this same
> company, to make their Websites inaccessible.
> Blessings, Joshua
> 
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