Practical Web Inclusion and Accessibility: A Comprehensive Guide to Access Needs

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That’s because it’s often presented in dense and dry language, with all the options you can imagine included in the passing criteria. Usually available through an online reader provided via Kortext. See the Kortext tab for more information. Occasionally some titles may only be read online as an embedded PDF

Accessible Books Consortium (ABC)

meet the WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility standard - although there may be valid legal reasons for not meeting accessibility standards

Please note that there are two flights of stairs within The London Dungeon and, guests with buggies will be required to carry the buggies up the stairs. Despite these advances, the current situation is far from ideal. Not all works use formats that are easily compatible with existing VIP access technology. The IPA supports projects which make electronic works available to visually impaired persons, and welcomes cooperation between organisations representing visually impaired persons and rightsholders, collective licensing organisations, libraries and other institutions.

Designing Accessible Learning Content by Susi Miller

When we design something that can be used by those with disabilities, we make it better for everyone.” EBSCO interfaces use web fonts that are known to work well for dyslexic users. However, it is not possible to change the font type or size within an EBSCO e-book No – the material is designed for all levels of experience. Whether this is your first time learning about WCAG or you’re looking to improve your knowledge, I think you’ll find the book and course useful. Can I share the book and course?The Equality Act 2010 in England, Scotland and Wales and the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 in Northern Ireland covers all public sector bodies. GDS will investigate complaints about all mobile apps used by the public sector, to make sure there is equal access to services. These say that all UK service providers must consider ‘reasonable adjustments’ for disabled people.