You really need to communicate this to GSA and perhaps DoJ. Many web
developers do not take these issues into account, it's sad to continue
to see the same regression of website access. I would love to see a
way to access the downloads that does not require javascript (it can
require cookies or HTTP Auth).
- Jared
On Sep 23, 2009, at 6:07 PM, Scott Granados wrote:
Hi,
To add more to the comments against the new download management
system, the download screens are totally inaccessible to users that
require a screen reader. You can get as far as selecting the
software to download, accepting the far to many terms and conditions
and then once you select download now a java based page seems to
open that is written in such a way that both JFW and Window-Eyes
can't make out any usable controls. Clearly Cisco is losing interest
in providing products and services to the US Government among others
since new components on their web pages as well as new UI elements
on devices like the ASA are not in step with accessibility
requirements. I can say that Vendors F and J don't have nearly the
accessibility issues of Cisco lately so at least the company I work
for will be buying new products from someone else than Cisco from
now on until this is addressed.
All that aside, does anyone have a non Cisco pointer or back way
in to Cisco's site that I can use to download the latest V5.X
windows XP VPN client? Any pointers would be appreciated.
Thanks
Scott
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