On Mon, 14 Aug 2000, Kelly Ford wrote:

> I believe that Judy took the time to actually try some web pages with
> access technology and dig beyond the surface of this subject.  I wish more
> authors who wrote about the topic would do so in order to have a meaningful
> dialog about web accessibility.

I will extend the idea even farther by saying that I wish more people who
work in or approach the area of adaptive technology wold actually take the
time to learn and use access technology as an end user would to learn
first hand the issues faced.  Too often we will purchase or use the
services of an adaptive technology specialist or similar person who is
unable to use the technology that they themselves are selling, training
on, promoting, et cetera.

kelly


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