Open A11y Expert Handlers SIG Draft Pages

Expert Handlers SIG References Index

Markup Languages: References & Resources

• Generalized Content Markup Languages
• Specialized Content Markup Languages
  

Accessibility and Document Object Model API Comparisons

ATK/AT-SPI SIG Drafts and Works-in-Progress

ATK/AT-SPI Special Interest Group

Toolkits provide a logical representation of the content of an application. Assistive technologies, such as screen readers or magnifiers, can use this logical representation to enable individuals with disabilities to browse and interact with applications.

Open Accessibility

• IAccessible2, version 1.0.2 RFC (ends 30 June 2008)
• more news from Open A11y

"First chartered in 2004 as the Linux Foundation Accessibility Workgroup (LFA), the Open A11y group functions today within the Linux Foundation to establish free and open standards that enable comprehensive universal access to various computing platforms, applications, and services. Open A11y makes it easier for developers, ISVs, and distributions to support assistive technologies (AT). Assistive technologies enable individuals to make full use of computer-based technology despite variability in physical or sensory abilities due to illness, aging or disability.

Open A11y Draft Pages Index

Home Page Reformat: July 2008

• Home Page Reformat, version 1

Expert Handlers Special Interest Group (SIG)

Mission Statement

ATK/AT-SPI SIG References

Open A11y ATK/AT-SPI Technical References