[CEUD-ICT] Questions and also: Re: Opinions canvased on o2 website FAQ pages

[Joshue O Connor]

Hi Klaus,
> does anyone - general question - hav an idea
> how much used jaws is in comparison to other
> cms or systems like this? is there an analysis which
> common cms solves accessibility issues best?

Two of the most accessible CMS today IMO are Drupal and Joomla!. If it
was a matter of specifically choosing one for a screen reader user to
administrate and build a website, I would choose Drupal but only by a
short margin. Joomla! has a simpler user interface while some find
Drupal a little more complex, so it is really down to preference. Both
however can be used to create fully usable and accessible websites.
There are a couple of others such as Quick and Easy CMS and Plone but
Drupal and Joomla! have a much larger user base, modding community,
available templates etc. [1]

Cheers

Josh


[1] http://drupal.org/
[2] http://www.joomla.org/
[3] http://plone.org/
[4] http://www.qnecms.co.uk/



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