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Graham McAllister
g.mcallister at qub.ac.uk
Wed Nov 29 13:21:56 GMT 2006
Welcome Olly, always good to have more people who are passionate
about accessibility.
Graham.
On 29 Nov 2006, at 11:41, Oliver McVeigh wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> I’m as new addition to the list and as my ‘initiation’ have been
> asked to introduce myself J
>
> I’ve been involved in website accessibility for about 3 years now –
> worked previously with Texthelp, getting their Browsealoud solution
> of the ground. I’ve spoken at various events on website
> accessibility, discussing particular how those with
>
> Dyslexia
>
> Where English is not their first language
>
> Limited sight
>
> Low literacy levels
>
> access website content.
>
> Having been involved with accessibility and usability testing with
> groups of people with various disabilities affecting their access
> to web content, I’m firmly in support of accessible websites and
> the drive to make non-accessible websites accessible.
>
> Hope this hasn’t bored you too much on this Wednesday morning.
>
> While I’ve got your attention, I need to pick a few brains. Can
> anybody point me in the direction of someone in Government who may
> have exposure to how various departments are making their documents
> accessible? I am looking for someone who may be in a position to
> articulate a pan-Government view based on some anecdotal evidence.
>
> Many thanks in advance,
>
> Olly
>
> Oliver McVeigh
>
> RiverDocs
>
>
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