Success with the law on accessible websites

A federal district court judge in California has issued two landmark decisions in a nationwide class action against the Target Corporation ruling that they must make their website accessible to the blind.
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Published:: October 3rd, 2007 / 11pm

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Jason King October 5th, 2007 / 4am

Interesting news and I’d hope to see a high-profile court case or two in the UK.

I give all the charities I work with a copy of The ICT Hub’s Web Accessibility Pack - http://www.icthub.org.uk/publications/how_to_commission_and_design_accessible_websites.pdf. A really useful guide.

Laura October 9th, 2007 / 10pm

Hi Jason, yes it will be a great day when we see cases appear in the UK. I also recommend the ICT Hub’s accessibility pack to groups too. A really useful guide for all.

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