Accessible but not Usable?: A Look Beyond Design Guidelines
World Usability Day 2007
Posted March 23rd, 2010 by Anonymous| Country: | US | Local start: | Event is Over |
| City (& state): | New York City | Local finish: | Event is Over |
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Event Details
Even strict adherence to accessibility guidelines may not ensure that a product or website is usable by people with disabilities. This presentation will examine usability issues specific--and not so specific--to the needs of assistive technology users and others with disabilities, and will recommend some directions for facilitating inplementation of genuine accessibility. Jane Berliss-Vincent has been active in the accessibility field for 20 years as a product evaluator, researcher, writer, product manager, service provider, and trainer. Her personal website is www.janevincent.com. Webcast Information Webcast URL: http://partners.adobe.acrobat.com/wudabnu/ You will need an Internet connection, an audio capability, and speakers to attend this session. Please visit the site well before the session begins to make sure your computer is equipped and compatible. Contact the organizer Jane Berliss-Vincent Email: jbvincent@cforat.org
Contact the organizer
Jane Berliss-Vincent
E-mail: jbvincent [AT] cforat [DOT] org










