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CCESS 8878 is a resource that supports the new British Standard BS 8878. BS 8878 Web Accessibility Code of Practice supports developers in producing web products that are accessible to a range of users. On this site you will find a review of the standard, plus some extra information that we hope you'll find useful.October 20 2010
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Sandi Wassmer — Inclusive design is for everyone
Inclusive Design is currently the domain of people who design physical things, like product designers and architects, but Sandi Wassmer is firm in her belief that Inclusive Design applied in the online environment just makes sense.
The principles of Inclusive Design encompass so many of the practices, principles and guide lines that web designers are already using – Accessibility, Usability, User Centric Design, Progressive Enhancement and User Experience – but unlike each of these discrete practices, Inclusive Design gives desigers the ability to offer choice, as a single design solu tion will never accommodate all users.
Sandi will talk about how the principles of Inclusive Design can be easily adopted by web designers right now. By the end of the session you’ll have the frame work for becoming an inclusion activist!
From: http://www.webdirections.org/resources/sandi-wassmer-inclusive-design-is-for-everyone/
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Southbank Stairs
I've walked on these stairs—in front of Royal Festival Hall—countless times, and I never noticed the ramp. I only noticed it this time is because we had the pram with us. I was reminded of the Brunswick stairs that Ann McMeekin mentioned in Expand the Awesome.
I've walked on these stairs—in front of Royal Festival Hall—countless times, and I never noticed the ramp. I only noticed it this time is because we had the pram with us. I was reminded of the Brunswick stairs that Ann McMeekin mentioned in Expand the Awesome.
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