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Jon Gunderson
Division of Rehabilitation - Education Services
REHAB711NC: Designing Universally Accessible Web Resources
Phone: (217) 244-5870
e-mail: jongund@uiuc.edu
WWW: REHAB711NC Homepage

Slides

  1. Goals
  2. Accessibility issues of web technologies
  3. Accessibility features of the format
  4. User control over rendering
  5. User control over automated behaviors
  6. Navigation and orientation
  7. Accessible authoring practices
  8. PDF: Acrobat reader accessibility features
  9. PDF: Acrobat keyboard support
  10. PDF: Acrobat keyboard support
  11. PDF: Acrobat keyboard support
  12. PDF: Acrobat normal view
  13. PDF: Acrobat high contrast view
  14. PDF: Setting high contrast
  15. PDF: Setting high contrast
  16. PDF: Acrobat authoring options
  17. PDF: Acrobat accessibility checker option
  18. PDF: Acrobat accessibility checker results
  19. PDF: Select tag view
  20. PDF: No tags
  21. PDF: With tags
  22. PDF: Make accessible option
  23. PDF: Tag editing
  24. Word: Setting Acrobat to Create Tagged PDF
  25. Word: Converting a Document to PDF
  26. Word: Headings
  27. Word: Table of Contents
  28. Word: Headings as PDF Bookmarks
  29. Word: Images
  30. Word: Tables
  31. PDF: Accessibility issues
  32. Flash Technology
  33. Flash: Accessibility issues
  34. Flash: MX Flash accessibility initiative
  35. Flash: Example
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