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Re: Your favorite samples of websites that are "cool" looking, yet accessible
From: Paul.Adam
Date: Aug 12, 2011 12:42PM
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Yahoo and eBay are examples of flashy, mainstream sites that are accessible. I think Amazon is but ran it through WAVE and it had the most errors out of the 3.
Apple's site is also accessible as expected, 0 errors on their homepage.
For all these companies it makes good business sense for their products and services to be available to the widest audience possible.
Accessible sites do NOT have to look boring.
Good question!
Paul Adam
Accessibility Specialist
Center for Policy and Innovation
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