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4 a & research John Slatin (Introduction (overall (reasons (:check:…

- - - - :check: reverse engineering and design rediscovery – correcting our past mistakes by making the current Web fulfil the original Web vision of access for all
      - :check: the discovery and understanding of factors which influence the accessibility of the Web within the context of the human interaction
    - - Web accessibility
      - wider Web usability
      - universal accessibility
    - - :red_flag: skills VS technologies
        an individual’s skills match up well with the requirements for operating the technology
      - :check: training the human to accommodate the needs of the technology
      - :check: designing the technology to meet the needs of the human
      - :pencil2: minimize the need for training
    - - :check: culture and learning, and the problems of localizing and customizing interface designs
      - :check: assure that the interfaces are compatible with the universal traits of the human nervous system in particular those traits that are sub-cortical and that we share with other animal
    - - :check: moral necessity
      - :check: ethical requirement
      - :check: legal obligation
      - :check: business case
        Web accessibility means commercial success
      - :check: the u ̈ ber use case
        To understand the needs of disabled users is to understand the needs of everyon
    - - research and innovation
      - research is to see what everybody else has seen and to think what nobody else has thought
  - - - :check: experimental viewpoint -> understand the growth of the Web
      - :check: analytical deployment viewpoint -> create approaches that allow new powerful and more beneficial patterns to occur
- - - - :check: Visual Impairments
      - :check: Cognitive and Learning Impairments
      - :check: Hearing Impair-ments
      - :check: Physical Impairments
      - :check: Aging -> combinations of disabilities
    - - :check: the importance of Web accessibility in the context of independent living
      - :check: there are no ‘catch-all’ solutions to providing accessibility to Web-based resources for disabled users.
  - - - how
        
        :check: the interpretation of that stimulus by the user
        
        :check: the physical reception of the stimulus
        
        three basic colors: red, green and blue
      - HCI
        
        :check: a cognitive system
        
        :check: a motor system
        
        :check: a perceptual system