tailieunhanh - WEB DESIGN AND MARKETING SOLUTIONS FOR BUSINESS WEBSITES phần 3

đánh giá sẽ được cung cấp cho bạn để đánh giá sự hiểu biết của bạn về các tài liệu học tập. Kết quả đánh giá cũng sẽ xác định các chủ đề lớp học mà yêu cầu xem xét thêm. Vào cuối của lớp, bạn sẽ có một đánh giá bằng cách sử dụng tài khoản PTC Đại học của bạn. Sau khi hoàn thành khóa học này, bạn sẽ được | WEB DESIGN AND MARKETING SOLUTIONS FOR BUSINESS WEBSITES Define abbreviations and acronyms Just about every industry has its own sublanguage of abbreviations and acronyms which can look like ancient Latin to visitors not fully comfortable in the vernacular. For this reason an accessibility statement should spell these out and if possible offer a short explanation of each. Declare standards compliance This is not very interesting to most visitors but there are the occasional trainspotters who care about things like the W3C WCAG Section 508 and other government regulations and what version of XHTML the site is running. This section is for them. Offer additional resources Many people reading your accessibility statement have no disabilities at all and have stopped by simply out of curiosity. This page is the perfect opportunity to politely encourage others to learn about accessibility and how to implement it across their own websites. Typical links include the WAI 17 the W3C s published specs to WCAG 18 19 Section 508 19 and other government regulations and occasionally web designer resources like Dive Into Accessibility20 or Explain remaining barriers Just as it is important to discuss how accessible a corporate website is it is equally important to explain what barriers remain and how people can overcome them. For instance users of older versions of Netscape will probably not see your site as you intend since the browser s CSS-rendering engine is primitive compared to modern standards-compliant browsers in this case people simply need to upgrade their software. Writing a good accessibility statement is not hard and it should not take long. Hopefully the document should simply summarize all of the effort that has gone into the accessibility of the website from small things like navigation aids to large initiatives like ensuring standards compliance across the entire site. See Figure 3-7 for an example of a good accessibility statement. 17. WAI