Websites May Require Visually Impaired Access In California
This legal case between the National Federation of the Blind and Target might turn out to be the tipping point for similar accessibility rulings in other countries and governments.
"The case centers on Target not providing basic accessibility to vision impaired users via the use of alt tags for images, keyboard options for navigation and missing navigation headers."
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