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Sep. 29th, 2006 07:34 pmMaking a site accessible (told as a D/S story...)
Sep. 29th, 2006
Dear asshat vendor.
When you are including braille instructions with a device, you are doing so in order that a blind person can *use* the instructions.
Folding the sheet, not once but *twice*, and in different directions, may let you get away with using a smaller box to ship things, but makes the instructions hard to read. Especially when the folds run thru the braille cells...
When you are including braille instructions with a device, you are doing so in order that a blind person can *use* the instructions.
Folding the sheet, not once but *twice*, and in different directions, may let you get away with using a smaller box to ship things, but makes the instructions hard to read. Especially when the folds run thru the braille cells...
