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Comprehensive list of adaptive technology devices with detailed descriptions and examples of how they are used. Covers Alternative Keyboards, Alternative Mouse Systems, Braille Embosser and Text to Braille Conversion, Refreshable Braille Displays, Screen Magnifiers, Screen Readers and Talking Browsers, Text-to-Speech Systems, Animated Signing Characters (Signing Avatars) to name but a few.

Behaviour charts to illustrate how some of the most popular assistive devices react in common situations. Covers JAWS for Windows, Window Eyes, Home Page Reader, pwWebSpeak and Emacspeak.

Survey of 466 County, Metropolitan, Borough, and District government websites which tested them for basic accessibility and validity of the markup used. Markup was validated to W3C standards, using their online validation service. Accessibility of the pages was tested using Bobby. This survey does not cover usability.

148 page document illustrating the 75 best practices for the design of Websites and Intranets. Report based on usability tests of 19 websites by blind users using screen readers, blind users using Braille readers, low-vision users using screen magnifiers and motor-impaired users. Full report will set you back $190 for a single copy.