[Chapter-delegates] The Internet Society and ISOC

[Rudi Vansnick]

Checking accessibility of your website can also (easily) been done through Wave.
There is an online check and you can integrate this tool in your browser (FF).

Url : http://wave.webaim.org

We have also a blind person among our team who can easily help us (and others of course) the need of accessible websites. Aside, we are now finalizing a series of seminars and presentations where the blind person will illustrate the advantages of an accessible website to first of all our members but also to other audience. I think that this is a very fruitful action that helps understanding a larger audience the needs without implementing extra costs.

For those interested, we can eventually provide this service abroad.



Rudi Vansnick
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www.internetsociety.be       "The Internet is for everyone"
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Op 22-dec-2011, om 09:46 heeft Klaus Birkenbihl het volgende geschreven:

> I wonder if you would come up with something better suited than this
> quick reference: http://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG20/quickref/ . Providing
> accessibility is -thanks to W3C WAI- rather not a matter of
> availability of information than the level of effort you can afford.
> 
> Klaus
> 
> Vedran Vucic wrote on 2011-12-22 08:23:
>> It can be useful to produce a manual in which webmasters of ISOC
>> chapters' sites can find information how to publish content respecting
>> accessibility guidelines.
> 
> -- 
> Klaus Birkenbihl
> Internet Society German Chapter e.V. (ISOC.DE)
> http://www.isoc.de/
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