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Re: Alternatives or in addition to using color to indicate a change...
From: Pratik Patel
Date: May 1, 2012 10:15AM
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Nancy Johnson Wrote
We have a data table with a link to documents. The client would like
to use color to indicate that the file is open.
What are thoughts on alternatives or addition to the use of color...
I was thinking of adding a border or <hr ...
P: There are several factors that you have to keep in mind. The color could
be a challenge for people with visual disabilities as well as learning
disabilities. The method you use should not rely on color or some type of
visual indication alone. Border could work as an alternate visual indication
so long as the color provides sufficient contrast. <HR> will be tricky. In
addition, use a verbal indication. It could be an asterisk, hidden text
indicating that the file is open, another column that places a 'x' for each
file that is open, etc.
Pratik
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