Let's say there's a big store called, er, Tegrat.
They have complaints about their website not being accessible, which
have gone on for some time and are now the subject of legal action.
We, the people on this list, know that it's not technically difficult,
and shouldn't be time-consuming or
I've actually been thinking about this question for a while now. I think
that most of the answers you have said are very possible. Another I
think is that maybe their developer convinced them that it is accessible
so they are under the mistaken assumption that the problem has been
fixed. Or,
McLaughlin, Gail G wrote:
We always ask the client if they require that the site comply
with accessibility. The response ranges from What is
accessibility? to we'll worry about that later to No!
Why bother asking? You don't need you clients' permission to build a
site properly.
Geoff.
