Re: Problem with reading a web page
- From: "alicia" <astarner@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 15 Jan 2007 09:29:24 -0600
Hello, Angel:
I found the same thing when I clicked on the link you provided. I could not
read any of the content and the b key says there are no buttons on the page.
Have you sent an e-mail to the address that is on the page to tell him there is
a problem with the web pages accessibility. It may be possible they are not
aware that there WebPages are not accessible to people who are using a screen
reader. It is just a thought. I did not see a link for the web master so
thought that maybe you could send an e-mail to the link that is provided
letting him know about the problem. They should have their information
available to the people they are supposed to serve and it isn't. I hope you get
this problem resolved real soon and are able to read the contents of the annual
report.
Alicia
"The chief handicap of the blind is not blindness, but the attitude of
>seeing people towards them."
>- Helen Keller, 1925
----- Original Message -----
From: Angel
To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Monday, January 15, 2007 9:10 AM
Subject: Problem with reading a web page
I went up to the NAC home page just to read their annual report, and to
determine which were their members. There were no links, only buttons, on the
page, with the exception of the e-mail address of the executive director. When
clicking on any button, the item to which the button refers is never brought
up. I am using jaws 8 on an xp machine. I also press the letter b to
determine whether, in truth, there were buttons on the page, and jaws said
there were none. How does one read the things indicated by the buttons. The
address of the page is
www.nacasb.org
You would think if this is an acredetiting counsel for agencies serving the
visually impaired, it's web page should be able to be read by those whom it's
accredited agencies serve?
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