Computer software accessibility refers to the degree to which a computer program or computer system's properties allow it to be used by the widest variety by users with abilities and disabilities.
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The purpose of this HOWTO is to introduce the tools, applications, and configuration utilities that are available to Linux users who are disabled.
Kendell Clark is an open source advocate and Fedora user who has been using Gnu/Linux since August 2011.
La misión Mediavoice es concebir y desarrollar soluciones de tecnología de voz innovadora, para permitir que todas las personas tengan acceso a la información y servicios digitales de la manera más natural: por voz.
Por lo tanto, el objetivo de la empresa es revolucionar la interfaz hombre-máquina, y la transformación de la tecnología de complicada barrera en habilitador de acceso.
Computer software accessibility refers to the degree to which a computer program or computer system's properties allow it to be used by the widest variety by users with abilities and disabilities.
Source: Encyclopedia of Disability, Gary L Albrecht - University of Illinois at Chicago
An application is accessible when all user interface elements with which users can interact are accessible. A user interface element is accessible when it properly reports itself as an accessibility element.