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Posted by Justin Wood (Callek) on 07/03/60 11:16
....[Cite: Alan J. Flavell's comments]...
Travis Newbury wrote:
> You have created a web based data entry application. Fine, nothing in
> your application requires any of these things. But, have you created
> any web based medical applications that monitor systems in real time?
No, but a colleage did, and consulted me on the accessability issues,
the fact of life is on first use for a particular user what we did was
[This application utilizes some features which may be detrimental to
accessibility needs, you may modify those settings in an accessible way,
by either entering key combination "foo" to bring you to the
accessibility preferences pane, or simply entering the preferences
itself, and selecting "Accessibility Options"] (Of course I am not the
best UI person, so these words went through someone who's job it is for
UI wording and understanding.)
> Where the Doctor/Nurse can pull up and arrange equipment monitors?
The exact principle here eludes me, though I cannot say if my college
did this or not, but you make it sound like through the web-app the user
can move around the entire room.
> Have
> you created any simulation applications where the application simulates
> a process based on the computer desktop?
If you mean, chemistry related, physics, etc. then yes...graphical
included, But still without pop-ups, and with word descriptions to
suppliment the graphical representations...no need for the interface
being embedded in the flash, etc.
> Have you created any
> conferencing applications where they want to open a white board while on
> a live conference?
Unfortunately No, though I was part of a small team bidding on one. (And
yes this could have been accessible easily... Some parts could have
been harder such as if we needed handwriting recognition. But the
easier parts could have been acheived.
> Have you created any SCORM based training?
No.
>
> Accessibility has nothing to do with any of these applications. With a
> web application the important thing is that it works. And accessibility
> has nothing to do with that.
>
Perhaps not where you develop, but hearing your extensive arguments, I
feel VERY bad for those who contract your work.
~Justin Wood (Callek)
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