Some organisations are not exempt but may not need to fully meet accessibility standards. This is the case if the impact of fully meeting the requirements is too much for an organisation to reasonably cope with. The accessibility regulations call this a ‘disproportionate burden’. EBSCO interfaces use web fonts that are known to work well for dyslexic users. However, it is not possible to change the font type or size within an EBSCO e-book

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We are pleased to partner with Countryside Mobility to offer an all-terrain ‘Tramper’ mobility scooter, enabling you to discover our extensive Outdoor Gardens. Able to take on the steeper gradients of our former clay-pit, the Tramper allows previously challenging areas to be easily explored. I have now open-sourced a collection of resources to help run an accessibility book club. This includes the discussion guides I created for the 6 book club sessions we’ve run. Feel free to take these and use them as a starting point! Wiley Online Library does not provide inbuilt Read Aloud or Narration functions, however many Wiley e-books support free Text-to-Speech functionality.The ProQuest Platform supports alternative text and image descriptions when provided by the publishers. Images generally contain text alternatives, however, in a small number of instances, some images do not have appropriate text alternatives That’s not the fault of the W3C (the group who author and maintain the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines or “WCAG”). Their job is to make sure that every facet of the guidelines – every method to pass or fail them – is written down and referenceable.

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Despite these advances, the current situation is far from ideal. Not all works use formats that are easily compatible with existing VIP access technology. The IPA supports projects which make electronic works available to visually impaired persons, and welcomes cooperation between organisations representing visually impaired persons and rightsholders, collective licensing organisations, libraries and other institutions. If the user is not happy with the response received, they can get help from the Equality Advisory and Support Service ( EASS) in England Scotland and Wales. And the Equality Commission for Northern Ireland ( ECNI) in Northern Ireland. where possible, use web technologies rather than native mobile apps - because it’s easier to update web technologies Focuses on different types of disability, designing for assistive technology and the case for digital accessibility The London Dungeon has two flights of stairs to walk up, and many areas have low lighting and uneven flooring. The floor will move in areas including Guy Fawkes and The Lift of Doom.After arriving at Eden you will go through the Visitor Centre and step out onto the viewing platform where you will be presented with the spectacle that is Eden. The breathtaking landscape encircles the Biomes, giant stage and the Core, our unique copper roofed building. The more you look the more you see. As you explore you will be tantalised by the colours, shapes and patterns that present themselves! Eden is a living project that will be different every time you come. You should consider the number and types of potential accessibility issues users will have. These are common barriers: When we design something that can be used by those with disabilities, we make it better for everyone.”