Getting two for the price of one: accessibiity and usability

Cheryl H. Kirkpatrick

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Digital Accessibility for Disabilities Disability Rights and Representation Usability and User Interface Design

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If you're a fan of two-for-one deals, you'll be glad to know this: Much of the coding that makes your Web site more user-friedly also makes it meet standards for Web accessibility for disabled patrons. So if you design carefully, you're done lots of your ADA work too! Let this state library tech specialist show you tricks.

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