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Re: Example of poor website colors for accessibility
From: Bevi Chagnon
Date: Apr 4, 2012 9:44AM
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Yes and no. The majority of corporate webmasters work directly in (or at
least very closely with) the marketing department. Because web development
spans both marketing and IT, this issue should have been addressed by
someone right from the start.
At the very least, a webmaster should be able to work with the graphic
design team/marketing department about problems with colors like this one.
I'm sure there are places and situations where this isn't possible, which is
a shame.
Maybe we need to reach out more to graphic designers, marketing departments,
and others who control a corporation's branding. In this example, it seems
like a lot of people missed the problem.
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