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After you have created an accessible website, the next step is maintaining and regularly upgrading your site. With accessibility evaluation and repair, you can test content in real-time to ensure that is accessible and fix portions which are inaccessible. |
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Access keys
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Centrica
Access keys are keyboard shortcuts that replace the need to use a mouse for navigation. For this document, you can use:ALT - A (press enter) for Accessibility page.ALT - 1 (press enter) to go to the homepage.ALT - M (press enter) to go to Main Menu links.ALT - S (press enter) to go to Sub Menu links.ALT - C (press enter) for main page content.Please note your browser may not support access keys.
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Accessibility 101
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Knowbility, Inc.
This four hour class provides you with the foundation needed to create accessible web sites. You will learn about Section 508 and WCAG guidelines. You will get the opportunity to experience web surfing with assistive technologies. And you will learn how to use the AIR judging criteria as your cheat sheet for building a winning AIR site, and for creating accessible sites in your professional career.
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Accessibility and Training
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UI Access
Assisting with planning and implementing company-wide accessibility initiative for an internaional computer-based training (CBT) and e-learning company. Conducted accessibility assessments and accessibility training workshops in Ireland, Canada, and the U.S. Developed templates for internal reporting on EITAS and WCAG compliance, as well as a process for regular third party audits and reporting.
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Accessibility Assessment
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HirePotential, Inc.
HirePotential’s Accessibility Assessment allows corporations to proactively standardize your accommodation and Assistive Technology (AT) processes, business processes and workplace to ensure accessibility for all employees.We evaluate various elements of accommodation and accessibility including:AT procurement and integration,Human Resources accommodations. Software, Hardware and Telecommunications procurement,Training and presentation accessibility, and Environmental barriers.
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Accessibility Audits
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Nomensa
Accessibility audits identify issues that prevent a web site being accessible by everyone.Web site pages are often made from templates. This means that accessibility issues are duplicated across many pages. Because of this, we usually recommend auditing a representative sample of a web site's pages. The actual pages to be audited will be agreed with you during an initial consultation.
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Accessibility Consultancy and Training
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UserMetrics
Accessibility" is about ensuring that your organisation treats all customers equally, regardless of disability. Making your Web site accessible means making sure its content and functionality are fully available to disabled users.The legal requirements:Although the moral and economic cases for maximising your site's accessibility are clear - don't forget that there's a legal case too: inaccessible sites are illegal.
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Accessibility Design and Testing
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Maskery
By supporting accessibility in your products and services you can extend the positive user experience to all users. We offer Accessibility services and training for organizations who want to make their products, websites, web apps and software applications directly accessible or compatible with assistive / adaptive technology.
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Accessibility Evaluation
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Calligrafix
If your web site provides a poorer level of service to disabled visitors, then you could be breaking the law* under the terms of the Disability Discrimination Act. Calligrafix will evaluate your site for accessibility, checking it against all three levels of the WAI (Web Access Initiative) guidelines and against our own accessibility criteria (a number of practical implementations of accessibility that we have collected or developed ourselves).
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