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Re: accessible version of website
From: Kathryn.Frederick
Date: Apr 27, 2020 11:30AM
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Hi,
I've seen this before, but as someone who uses a screen reader and has some knowledge of accessibility practices and standards, I see the two versions as a crappy workaround. To me, it says something like the developer chose not to make their content accessible for all, and gave those who may use assistive technology a *different experience*. There may be times when having a screen reader version happens, but in general, when I connect with developers, I **strongly discourage** this behavior. I also suggest, when other digital content is created, such as documents, one version is made...not a regular version and an accessible version. After all, we want to be inclusive of everyone, not exclude some or give some folks a different experience.
Just my thoughts...
Katie Frederick
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