Books

XIII.1 January + February 2006
Page: 50
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Review of “Access by Design by Sarah Horton”, New Riders, 2005, ISBN: 032131140X, $24.99


Authors:
Robert Douglass

Sensitivity to accessibility issues is a key issue for many of us in the interface design field. There is growing demand from government and corporate clients to design accessible sites not just to comply with the law, but for the specific purpose of marketing products and services directly to the disabled community. Accessibility is an important issue for both Web- and software-application development teams. Sarah Horton's previous book, the Web Style Guide, was well received and she has done a good job at carrying the style and vision of that book over into her new book, Access by Design.…




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