摘要：Amendments to the Disability
Discrimination Act (DDA) announced
that businesses operating websites would
be subject to the same or equivalent
accessibility requirements as physical
premises. Organisations like W3C reacted
by introducing guidelines and advice to
validate online accessibility. At first, the
community seemed to either panic or take
the path of least resistance. Whichever
route they chose, the result was often the
same: a rag bag of quick and easy fixes
introduced simply to comply with
legislation.
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