Edward Kerr wrote:
Don't forget that, unless things have changed in the last few months,
Flash is very inaccessible. Screen readers are presented with a blank
page as far as I am aware.
Of course this may not be an issue with your user base, but it is worth
bearing in mind.
Thanks for the reminder. It is a good reason to keep sites simple and
only to use graphics where they add something important.
I think I mentioned in an earlier message that I'm exploring
technologies for an e-learning project. I currently present
face-to-face courses that use diagrams a lot and also use graphical
displays of simulations. I want to transfer the subject matter to the
web and I'm exploring the options. I'd really appreciate any
suggestions you have on how to make content accessible that has
traditionally been presented graphically.
Tony Cowderoy
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