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Small GNOME foot in banner [Making GNOME Accessible]
 
Accessibility means removing barriers to access:
  • fuller participation in substantial life activities
  • access to services, products, information
  • defined by user task requirements and user abilities/needs
  • everyday examples:
    • elevator bells
    • curb cuts
    • braille room numbers
    • closed-captioning
  • software barriers:
    • visual-only user interfaces
    • fixed display sizes and styles
    • audio or video-only prompts
    • dependance on mouse, multi-key gestures
    • complex interface recall requirements


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