Local government website accessibility
by Ken Guttman <kguttman(at)attglobal.net>
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Wed, 13 Mar 2002 13:43:18 -0500 |
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Hello,
I am a web developer for a city government in North Carolina. We are
moving towards increasing the accessibility of our web site. I have been
trying to find other local governments that have adopted accessibility
design standards, much like San Jose, so we can compare what other
communities have done.
We currently have an extremely non-accessible site. There are some in my
organization who would like to maintain a separate "text-only" site,
especially since the site was redesigned less than a year ago. I feel
that we should instead redesign our site to make it accessible to all,
and then only maintain the one site. I'm concerned it will be an uphill
battle to convince the powers-that-be that we should not have a separate
text-only site. Does anyone have any advice for arguing this issue?
Thanks,
Ken
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