Can anyone help her?

JODY


----- Original Message -----
From: "Kimberly Morrow PhD." <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Sunday, October 17, 2004 2:39 PM
Subject: [AERNet] mainstream webmaster wishes to make site accessible/help


|I have a friend who has designed a very popular web
| site which is accessed on a daily basis by people all
| over the world. It has a five-year history and has
| recently received its one millionth hit. The web
| master of the site is changing servers, and wishes to
| make their web site as universally accessible as
| possible.
|
| Heres the current situation: With many other
| obligations that do not permit
| enumerable amounts of time dedicated to web
| development on a daily basis, my
| friend needs to find a solution that will be both
| time-saving and
| universally accessible. As my friend explains it, I
| still hope to come up with a
| way I can change the navigation for the entire site,
| when
| necessary, merely by changing one document and not a
| hundred.
|
| Can someone help us out here? I know absolutely
| nothing about HTML, let alone how to make web sites
| optimally accessible. However, as an individual who is
| blind, I am impressed with her dedication to universal
| accessibility and hope that others in the blind
| community will get behind me in my efforts to support
| her in this endeavor. Any suggestions would be
| extremely welcome and helpful.
|
|
| Sincerely,
|
| Kimberly Morrow
|
| e-mail: [log in to unmask]
|
|
|
| =====
| Kimberly Morrow, Ph.D.
| Communications Specialist
| Unity World Headquarters
| 1901 Northwest Blue Parkway
| Unity Village, MO 64105
| (816) 524-3550 Ext. 3010
| http://www.unityworldhq.org
|
|
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