Hi all,
I have heard that there are different accessibility requirements
for the BN and for screen readers on a PC. In other words, a Web
site has to have different codings to be accessible to screen
readers like JAWS or WindowEyes than it does to be accessible to
Keyweb on the BN. Is this true? If so, what is the criteria for
Web sites to be accessible to the BN? Maybe one of the more
expert programmers here could tell me how a Web site needs to be
coded to be accessible to the BN, so I can give Web designers the
information when I'm trying to get them to make a site
accessible. Thanks! Hope this isn't too confusing!
Chris
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