Example of accessible & Usable Interactive websiteMichael,
I'd suggest your old associates in revenue.ie The site is quite good, in my
curiosity recently I looked for the lists of defualters "as one does" and was
nicely surprised to find that the said same files for the different periods
could be viewed or saved to ones computer you had the options of opening the
pdf file or using your excel program to open and read the rich text files. Now
saying this, I believe that there are a few issues in relation to things like
claiming back v.a.t. on accessible products in that the form is only available
in pdf thus unaccessible to many blind people. Pity the form could not be like
the defaulter list with the option to open it in rich text view in your office
suite or download the application form as a rich text document in the form of a
template to be filled in and to be returned to revenue as an attachment.
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From: Michael Lavin
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Sent: Wednesday, October 21, 2015 3:36 PM
Subject: [vicsireland] Re: Example of accessible & Usable Interactive website
Hi Niall
Many thanks for this suggestion - it should do the trick.
I've had a look at the website and had no problems using it with JAWS.
Regards,
Michael
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Sent: 21 October 2015 11:23
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Subject: [vicsireland] Re: Example of accessible & Usable Interactive website
Hi Michael,
AppleVis.com is an accessible website in my view, and it is community based.
Kind regards,
Niall
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On Oct 21, 2015, at 10:27 AM, Michael Lavin <lavinm37@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello VICS List Members
I have been asked if anyone can nominate a well designed website which is
both accessible and usable and is easily interacted with from the point of
view of a person with no or little vision using speech, braille or large
print software packages. The website is a community-based resource.
The person in question is anxious to create a website which is envisaged
will be used by people with no visual issues as well as those with a visual
problem.
I will advise the person developing the website to have it audited by CFIT
and have the Bobby test ran on it.
Regards,
Michael
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