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24.
Reading a lot of emails,
attending conferences and
seeing demands made me
bored of the accessibility
movement in our area.
25.
People that really needed our
help never got to voice their
concerns.
26.
Instead we concentrated on
technical details, following
best practices that never got
tested in the real world and
generally stalled, waiting for
the law to make accessibility
a must.
28.
We will never build perfect
solutions without input from
people who we want to help.
29.
The biggest problem in
accessibility these days is
online video.
30.
Which is ironic, as it is also an
amazing accessibility
opportunity.
31.
Yahoo live showing hard of
hearing people chatting with
another in sign language.
http://blog.deafread.com/abcohende/2008/02/15/yahoos-live-deaf-chat-room/
32.
At the accessibility 2.0
conference earlier this year
Antonia Hyde showed what a
video player for people with
learning disabilities might
look like.