The Future of Accessibility - presented at Build the Perfect Council Website 11 july 2013
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The future of Accessibility - presented at Build the Perfect Council Website 11 July 2013 A presentation made by Robin Christopherson and Mark Walker of AbilityNet looking at the next era of technology and how it will impact on the design of websites and other digital services.
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