Reviews Book Description Site Seeing is a comprehensive guidebook for policymakers and web site developers helping them understand how to make their website or webbased multimedia product accessible to the visually impaired. The authors take you by the hand, showing you how blind and visually impaired people 'see' the internet, thus helping you to better understand the problems and the often simple solutions to making your website accessible. The book is based on reactions from companies wanting to make their sites accessible, hundreds of webreviews, site evaluations and many years of hands-on experience with the visually impaired.
The 147 pages and more than 150 screenshots not only show you how visually impaired people can 'see' the Internet, but they also lead you to the solutions.
The book contains a comprehensive introductory overview over the many guidelines for accessible webdesign, many useful links and a checklist to help you evaluate your own Internetpages. Implementing accessibility into your website will not only make your site more attractive to the visually impaired but also to a large group of non-handicapped people wanting to use the same hands-free and eyes-free possibilities.
