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Re: Image maps and JAWS
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Date: Dec 14, 2004 8:32PM
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> I understand that issue, however isn't that a browser problem and not ours
> as developers?
The first step in designing an accessible website - it is ALWAYS the
responsibility of the developer. As developers, there is no way to
determine what your audience will use to browse the site, particularly
if the content is of a broad nature that appeals to large groups. It
is the developer's job to minimize the impact of such issues.
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