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..without adequate planning...the possibility of providing an accommodation to a person with a disability may be foreclosed...Use of an "ad hoc" or "as needed" approach to IT accessibility will result in barriers for persons with disabilities. A much better approach is to integrate accessibility reviews into the earliest stages of design, development and procurement of IT. Once an accessible IT architecture is established, then and only then can persons with disabilities be successfully accommodated on an "as needed" basis.

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Dec 12

Patterns

Posted by Andrea

I have been planning to write my capstone on usability-related patterns, and it just occurred to me: are those design patterns or architectural patterns?
http://del.icio.us/afhill/patterns

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