UNIVERSAL USABILITY IN PRACTICE

There are many web sites that already had their images attached with alternative text equivalents, especially those that are organizations, research center, and special program for disability users. For audio and video, there are still few web sites that have used summary or closed captioning for the audio and video clips.

The first two web sites below both provide ALT text for images and are approved by Bobby. It is hard to find a web site that has closed captioning for its audio/video clips. Microsoft Accessibility for Everyone, which is a web site for universal usability research, has a good example for close captioning.

• Disability Rights Commission (http://www.drc-gb.org/)
• It provides ALT text for all images.
• Bobby has approved it.
• ADA Technical Assistance Program (http://www.adata.org/)
• It provides ALT text for all images.
• It provides D-links for some images.
• Bobby has approved it.
• Microsoft Accessibility for Everyone ( http://www.microsoft.com/enable/sami/default.htm)
• It provides ALT text for all images.
• It provides Text only function for navigating the web.
• It provides D-links for some images.
• Bobby has approved it.