[ddots-l] Application accessibility campaining

  • From: "Nickus de Vos" <bigboy529@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: Dancing dots <ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sat, 18 Jun 2011 10:38:11 +0200

Hi all, i was wondering if any of you go to the effort of contacting 3rd party 
application manufacturers to raise the issue of accessibility? E.g. If you like 
a app and want to use it but find that it's not accessible, would you contact 
the maker and complain or just leave it and accept that you can't use the cool 
app. Well i am the type of person who will contact them and make them aware of 
screen readers and accessibility so i was thinking, if more of you also do it 
we should ask Codefactory to compile a doccument outlining the requirements for 
a application to be accessible with Mobile speak. If a doccument like this is 
available it would make contacting and explaining to these companies a lot 
easayer and i think those who's not contacting these companies now, will start 
doing it once it's easayer. I would like to hear your views on this, we are 
very lucky to have screen readers like MS with very little short comings on the 
phone platforms however there's a short coming with 3rd party apps and with the 
mobile world moving over to the use of more and more 3rd party apps, it's 
impossible for MS to keep up to date so I think it's time we start helping 
them, by helping them we'll also help our selves.

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