Accessibility
In conversation with gemeente Haacht and web agency LCP
Flanders has required accessible public websites since September 2020. The municipality of Haacht and the web agency LCP tell us what that obligation changed in practice.
The European Accessibility Act, WCAG, procurement, assistive technology, neurodiversity.
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Accessibility
Flanders has required accessible public websites since September 2020. The municipality of Haacht and the web agency LCP tell us what that obligation changed in practice.
Patricia Bolink, digital accessibility specialist at the Dutch municipality of Deventer, on twelve years of accessibility work, the audit that reshaped the website, and how ReadSpeaker webReader is used.
The latest ReadSpeaker webReader fully meets WCAG 2.1, with a simplified player, automatic scrolling, a simplified text view and translation in 18 languages.
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Accessibility
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