The Myth of Accessibility

In WCAG and the Myth of Accessibility, an article published at Juicy Studio, Kevin Leitch claims that accessibility is little more than a myth, something I strongly disagree with. Read the comments after the article for an interesting discussion.

• June 6, 2004
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