jonathan

> I don't agree with the sweeping statement that by making it usable
> for people with disabilities you are making it usable for everyone,
> however when it comes to language, perhaps this adage is true.

Why not? What examples do you have where making something more usable for
people with disabilities made it less usable for other people? And which
type of disabilities?

Best
Caroline Jarrett
www.designtoread.com

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