designing a website suitable for Jaws users
- From: "Renette Bloem" <renette@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "jaws mailing list" <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2007 18:20:02 +0200
Hi Everybody
I was approached by somebody who offered to improve a website dealing with
disabled cycling.
Some of the users will of course be blind, because tandem cycling is part of
disabled cycling.
My question:
This person is a computer programmer, but knows nothing of how blind people
access the computer environment.
Are there any websites that he can visit to find helpful information how to
design a website to work well with Jaws and screenreaders in general?
He came across "webbIe" - which seems to be a program helping people to
design websites for visually impaired people. Is he on the right track?
Thanks so much.
Renette
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