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Think Web Standards improve accessibility? Think again. Posted: Jul 9, 2005 11:39 AM
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There’s a very interesting post on Veerle’s blog: A response from an accessibility consultant from BlindSurfer. It seems like web standards, xhtml and css are not improving accessability for blind people, yet. Apparently, screenreader manufactures are as slow implementing support for web standards as some other big software companies. Worth a read.

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