Sent by [EMAIL-REMOVED] on 30 January 2003 17:05
[EMAIL-REMOVED] wrote:
>In the list's opinion, is there a decent resource (web or book) discussing
>aural stylesheets for non-visually impaired developers? I'm writing a
>degree course where I'd like to incluse a significant amount of the less
>commonly used media types (there are really good reasons for this) and am
>loking for a resource rather than trying to invent everything myself. If
>there isn't a resource, then I'll create one and publish it on my website.
>From Joe Clark's new book - "Building Accessible Websites"
Under the topic 'Aural Stylesheets'(and following) ---
"'Who's gonna use this?' you ask. The answer is: Effectively no one.
Media stylesheets in general are poorly supported." ... "It appears,
then, that your job as Web author need not include worrying about
media stylesheets for accessibility. They're poorly thought out and
are effectively unsupported in the real world" (pp.269, 271)
Don't know if this is what you were looking for, it is speaking to the accessibility of various
stylesheet types other than screen. I hope this is helpful.
~holly
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