Adoption of W3C Accessibility Guidelines
The WCAG 2.0 Web Content Accessibility Guidelines should be adopted in research and discoverability systems to allow to people with disability have autonomy and full access to available research possibilities.
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Miet
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Can this topic be reopened? As public institutions we are required to comply with accessibility guidelines for our public websites. Not just because our government reviews and fines us for it, but because it is our duty to serve our audience. Complying to these guidelines will be beneficial for everyone and the entire experience.
In the meantime governments have become stricter and guidelines have been extended.
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François Renaville
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Accessibility options should be implemented by default in all majors Ex Libris higher-ed solutions (like Alma, Primo, Summon, Leganto, campusM). An 'Accessibility Tools' menu like at https://www.kbr.be/en/ would be great!
See also:
[Primo] Accessibility Menu
https://ideas.exlibrisgroup.com/forums/308176-primo/suggestions/32385421-accessibility-menu[campusM] Improve the platform accessibility
https://ideas.exlibrisgroup.com/forums/308182-campusm/suggestions/38927473-improve-the-platform-accessibility