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From: webmaster
Date: Fri, Aug 01 2003 4:45AM
Subject: re: Browser detection and screen readers
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I might be missing the point of the question, but the bigger picture of accessible design is that there is such a wide range of potential special needs and potential severities. With that array of issues, there is an even wider arrary of the ways in which people compensate. Ultimately UA detection would be fruitless, IMO.
What about the color blind? What about those with Parkinsons? What about people who are not totally blind but are legally blind?

Your best bet would be to simply build a completely accessible site that doesn't rely on alternative anything.

>> Hi
>> has anyone done server-side browser detection to detect a screen reader
>> and
>> serve up an appropriate page layout (i.e. alternative css sheet)?

>> If so, is there a User Agent list somewhere that I'm just not finding?

>> Thanks
>> -chris


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From: Michael Burks
Date: Fri, Aug 01 2003 5:00AM
Subject: RE: Browser detection and screen readers
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You might find

http://www.icdri.org/Kynn/ccpp.htm

Interesting


Sincerely,

Mike Burks