Thread Subject: Re: Group D: 21 (l) and 22(n) accessible forms
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From: Fratkin, Mike
Date: Wed, Nov 29 2006 12:20 PM
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According to Doug Wakefield, formerly from the Access Board and what SSA
has adopted, "anytime a webpage requests information from the user, the
user is interacting with a form. So, just entering a user name and
password is still a two line form at its minimum". Additionally, Doug
said that to be accessible a form must permit a user to read any
instructions, complete and submit the information.
Mike
[Andrew wrote:]What would be an example of a 1194.22 "form"?
AWK
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