Assistive Technology - Making Websites Accessible To All

Update: 2013-10-17

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What if you can't use a mouse? What if you can't see the screen? How would you control your machines then? The answer could be with Assistive Technology (AT) - either based on software or hardware. These products are a life saver for those with disabilities or impairments.

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Assistive Technology - Making Websites Accessible To All