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U.S. web sites inaccessible for the visually impaired, says Forrester
85% of 20 sites recently reviewed weren’t accessible to the visually and hearing impaired. But visual inaccessibility is affecting not only that group, but also an aging boomer population squinting to see tiny text online, says Forrester.
Posted 12/30/2003Paul DemeryPost a comment
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User accessibility will be mainstream site design issue, says Forrester
With disabled consumers controlling $175 billion in discretionary income and government agencies already required to equip sites with special-needs tools, e-retailers should put site accessibility into next year’s plan.
Posted 12/19/2001Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Opening e-retailers` eyes
Why merchants should—and how they can—make their web sites accessible to the blind.
Posted 05/30/2008Internet RetailerPost a comment
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Target lawsuit pries open the business case for helping disabled people shop online
Some web site challenges are not as daunting as they appear—while the payoff for meeting them can be far greater than expected. That’s what some experts in making retail web sites accessible to people with disabilities contend in the aftermath of legal action initiated against Target Corp. by the National Federation of the Blind and a consumer group.
Posted 12/29/2006Internet RetailerPost a comment
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