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From: Stephanie Warenski
Date: Fri, Mar 19 2004 2:43PM
Subject: giving explanations to "clients"
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I hope that this isn't a bad can of worms.
How have you explained limitations of web design and what is
accessible to those you work for. I have realized that I have
run into that challenge. I don't want to bore them with
technical words.
Thank you.
Stephanie Warenski
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From: Stephanie Warenski
Date: Mon, Mar 22 2004 9:21AM
Subject: Re: giving explanations to "clients"
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I had some replies directly to me.
The people that I work for knows that somewhat understand
accessibility. Because we are using grant money from the U.S.
government, we are required to be compliant with Section 508.
I have received useful ideas like "show them." It wasn't until
I played with the resolution of my monitor that I started to
understand that. What the people that I work have had so far,
is what to be aware of, things like "this could mess up
people's screen readers," and have transcripts for videos.
Thank you everyone.
Stephanie Warenski
On 19 Mar 2004 at 14:33, Stephanie Warenski wrote:
> I hope that this isn't a bad can of worms.
>
> How have you explained limitations of web design and what is
> accessible to those you work for. I have realized that I have
> run into that challenge. I don't want to bore them with
> technical words.
>
> Thank you.
>
> Stephanie Warenski
>
>
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