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Claude Almansi

Web Design References - University of Minnesota Duluth - 0 views

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    Web Design Quote for 7/1/2007 ... This means that the interface design must not only organize the content for easy access, but must incorporate the right combination of technologies and interaction techniques to allow the user to work in their own style.
Claude Almansi

WAI Guidelines and Techniques - 0 views

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    The guidelines overview pages listed below introduce WAI accessibility guidelines and their related documents, such as: * techniques to help implement the guidelines * translations of the documents into different languages * checklists
Claude Almansi

Skills for Access : The Comprehensive Guide to Creating Accessible Multimedia for e-lea... - 0 views

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    Making multimedia e-learning optimally accessible is not about ticking a checklist! All our advice encourages a thoughtful and analytic approach to addressing accessibility issues. Accessible e-learning is achieved by engagement, not by formula
Claude Almansi

Web Design References: Color - University of Minnesota Duluth - 0 views

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Claude Almansi

Verificatore di Accessibilità Web ATRC - 0 views

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    Questo è un servizio sperimentale offerto dall'Adaptive Technology Resource Center (ATRC) presso l'Università di Toronto.
Claude Almansi

BBC NEWS | Technology | 'Most websites' failing disabled - 0 views

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    Dec. 5, 06. "Accessibility agency Nomensa tested the leading websites in five different sectors across 20 countries. Only three websites (...) The report, commissioned by the United Nations as part of its International Day of Disabled Persons ..."
Claude Almansi

CATEA.org: GRADE Project - 0 views

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    GRADE's mission is to improve the accessibility of distance education for students with disabilities throughout the nation by providing: * Technical assistance, * Training, and * Research.
Claude Almansi

Welcome to AccessIT - 0 views

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    AccessIT promotes the use of electronic and information technology (E&IT) for students and employees with disabilities in educational institutions at all academic levels. This Web site features the AccessIT Knowledge Base,
Claude Almansi

Ultimate Drop Down Menu: Accessible Javascript Menu 4.5 by Brothercake - List-based Sem... - 0 views

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    Accessible Javascript Menu 4.5 by Brothercake UDM is a fully-featured and accessible DHTML menu, that provides useable content to all browsers - including screenreaders, search-engines and text-only browsers.
Claude Almansi

The alt and title attributes | 456 Berea Street - Roger Johansson - 2004 - 0 views

  • Use the alt attribute to provide text for visitors who, for whatever reason, can’t see the images in your document. This includes visitors using browsers that cannot display images or have image display disabled, visually impaired visitors, and screen reader users. Alt text is to be used instead of an image, not as additional information.
  • And don’t use the alt attribute for text that you want to appear as a tool tip. It’s not the way it was meant to be used, and as far as I know, it only works like that in Internet Explorer for Windows and in Windows versions of the ancient Netscape 4.*. No Mac browsers display alt text as a tool tip.
  • The title attribute can be used with all elements except for base, basefont, head, html, meta, param, script, and title, but it isn’t required for any. Maybe that’s why it’s less clear when to use it. Use this to provide additional information that is not essential. Most visual browsers display title text as a tool tip when the element is hovered over, however it is up to the browser manufacturer to decide how the title text is rendered. Some will display the text in the status bar instead. Early versions of Safari did this, for instance.
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    Alternate text is not meant to be used as a tool tip, or more specifically, to provide additional information about an image. The title attribute, on the other hand, is meant to provide additional information about an element. That information is displayed as a tooltip by most graphical browsers, though manufacturers are free to render title text in other ways. Thanks to Alexis Antonelli http://uxconsultant.com/ for the reference
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