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A. Why Should Websites Be Accessible?
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C. Developing an Action Plan For Providing Accessible Websites
The next steps are to develop an action plan to fix web content that is currently inaccessible and implement procedures to ensure that all new and modified web content is accessible....
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2. Treatment of WCAG 2.0
The Access Board and the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)—the leading international standards organization for the World Wide Web—share a rich history of collaboration on guidelines for website...
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Section 2. Undisturbed site
"Undisturbed site" means the site before any construction, levelling, grading, or development associated with the current project....
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1. Start with Comprehensive Planning and Site Selection
An accessible playground starts with an accessible site plan. The site selection and layout of the accessible route should be considered alongside the selection of the play equipment....
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EXHIBIT A: EDX WEBSITE ACCESSIBILITY POLICY
To meet this goal, edX is implementing several initiatives, including: Conforming www.edx.org, our mobile applications, and our software platform with the Web Content Accessibility...
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3.0 RECREATION SITES
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Alterations To An Area Containing A Primary Function
§36.403(c) Alterations To An Area Containing A Primary Function....
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Examples of Accessible Features for Websites
A skip navigation link provides a way to bypass the row of navigation links by jumping to the start of the web page content. 2....
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A. Accessibility standards to apply to websites of covered titles II and III entities
As previously mentioned, the Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C¨) has created recognized voluntary international guidelines for Web accessibility....
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Must a primary entrance be accessible?
The Standards require that primary entrances to dwelling units be accessible....
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Common Problems with Websites
Have your web master and staff read the Department's technical assistance document, "Accessibility of State and Local Government Websites to People with Disabilities" (www.ada.gov/websites2...
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c. Problem: Specifying Colors and Font Sizes
Users need to be able to manipulate color and font settings in their web browsers and operating systems in order to make pages readable....
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H.8. - Do private sector web sites that provide a subscription service to Federal agencies need to conform to 508 provisions?
Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act does not place requirements on vendors. (See section C.3 above) However, a vendor must design and manufacture products or services that meet the...
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Developed Recreation Site
A recreation site that has a development scale level of 3, 4 or 5 on the Recreation Site Development Scale in Forest Service Handbook 2309.13,10– Exhibit 01....
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E102.9 W3C (Section-by-Section Analysis)
E102.9 W3C (Section-by-Section Analysis) Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0, W3C Recommendation, December 11, 2008, would be incorporated by reference in sections E205.1,...
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Keeping Web Accessibility In Mind
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2. Other considerations when developing websites:
include a “skip navigation” link at the top of webpages that allows people who use screen readers to ignore navigation links and skip directly to webpage...
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D. Resources
Following are a few of the many resources available to assist state and local governments in making their websites accessible: “Accessibility of State and Local Government...
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SECTION 1150A SITE IMPRACTICALITY TESTS
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DIVISION VI – SITE IMPRACTICALITY TESTS
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SECTION 1150A SITE IMPRACTICALITY TESTS
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H.6 - Do Federal agency software or web development tools have to meet the Access Board's standards?
Software applications, such as web development tools, are considered EIT and therefore covered by the Access Board's standards, unless an exception applies....
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Recreation Site
An area that is improved, developed, or otherwise identified for recreation and that has a development scale of 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 (See Forest Service Handbook 2309.13, Chapter 10 –...