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Re: does datepicker have to be accessible.

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From: Jeevan Reddy
Date: Feb 14, 2011 10:06PM

Hello,
of course a smart developer can do wonders!, but they are
few.
you are tooooooooo!..... Intelligent, and my example doesn't relate
you.....
A smart Quality Analyst Takes care of inclusive accessibility

On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 6:30 PM, Hoffman, Allen < <EMAIL REMOVED> >wrote:

> Your example of thinking of accessibility afterwards is just an example
> of folks not doing their jobs, not following the law, and in general
> spending more money than they should have to meet the needs of the
> taxpayers. Don't let the excuse that we did it wrong indicate that we
> should accept expensive solutions because they now are accessible.
> Smart developers can meet accessibility constraints, especially when
> fully customized coding. Some products developed with COTS products
> have constraints, but in general customized code should have no excuse.
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