Accessible JavaScript: Beyond the Mouse

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Is there life beyond the mouse? You bet there is! In this detailed expose, James reveals a world in which scripting is device independent, and users of any type of assistive technology can access our sites. He applies intriguing theory to a number of high-profile sites as he advocates — and provides appropriate code to support the argument — that sites be made truly accessible right from the initial stages of their planning and design.

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