| Understanding
Accessibility A Guide to Achieving Compliance on Web Sites and Intranets by Robert B. Yonaitis |
ISBN
- 1-930616-03-1 |
| This example and all parts of the Understanding Accessibility book are ©2002 HiSoftware. No portions can be copied in part or in its entirety on any media without the express written permission of HiSoftware. | |
Example for Tutorial 3 - Color (c/2.1) Web pages shall be designed so that all information conveyed with color is also available without color, for example from context or markup.
1. Colored Text as the only way to determine a required step
Before Applying Rule
Thank you for your interest in our product. For those with:
Product A Follow Instructions that are in Red
Product B Follow Instructions that are in Green
Register your Product Here
Register your Product Here
After Applying Rule
Thank you for your interest in our product. For those with:
Product A Follow Instructions Marked A that are in Red
Product B Follow Instructions Marked B that are in Green
Register your Product A Here
Register your Product B Here
2. Required Form Fields
Before Applying Rule
After Applying Rule
Take advantage of what you learned in tutorial one
Make both forms accessible with Alternative Text and Labels!