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Hello. I am forwarding this email which I recently received in my inbox.
The sender gave me permission to post this to blindness mailing lists. If
any of you choose to respond to this message, please do so to the original
author and not to me.
Godspeed,
David Goldfield
http://www.davidgoldfield.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "shayne Wilson" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 06, 2003 1:46 PM
Subject: Questions about your website
>
> Dear Mr Goldfield
>
> I hope you will excuse a complete stranger writing to you, but I have been
> looking at your website (the Eye of Orion)and wondered if you would be
> willing to answer a couple of questions for me.
>
> I am a university student and am about to begin my third year IT
> dissertation. I am interested in covering a subject that will be of use
to
> webmasters who are blind/visually impaired (I would like to produce some
> work that will actually benefit someone, and not just any old thing to get
> my degree, or something that is only of interest to business concerns),
and
> wondered if you could tell me the following:
>
>
> 1) Are there specifically designed html editors for people with visual
> impairment? If not, how satisfactory are products such as frontpage etc?
>
> 2) Having looked at many sites created by webmasters with impaired vision
I
> have realised that although most do not use graphics, a significant amount
> do - in your opinion what is the main deciding factor when choosing
whether
> to use graphics or not, i.e. is it a matter of the difficulty of using
> graphics or a decision based on something else. I was wondering how useful
> an extremely large database of images with extensive text descriptions etc
> would be for visually impaired webdesigners?
>
> I hope you will be able to answer these questions for me, but if you do
not
> wish to I understand perfectly as it is very cheeky of me to contact a
> stranger in this way. Once again please excuse the intrusion.
>
> best wishes
>
> Shayne Wilson (Mrs)
>
> Wales,GB
>
>
>
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