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An Oracle White Paper outlining guidelines for creating accessible web pages using Oracle Portal, including adherence to international and U.S. accessibility standards.

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How to fill out building accessible web sites?

1. Conduct thorough research on web accessibility guidelines and standards such as WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) to understand the requirements and best practices.
2. Ensure that the website's HTML code complies with accessibility standards by using proper semantic markup, providing alternative text for images, and ensuring keyboard navigation is available.
3. Optimize the website's visual design by employing high contrast color schemes, providing text alternatives for non-text content, and using clear and concise language.
4. Make use of accessible technology such as screen readers and speech recognition tools to test the website's accessibility and identify any areas that need improvement.
5. Regularly evaluate and update the website's accessibility features to ensure ongoing compliance with evolving accessibility standards.

Who needs building accessible web sites?

1. Individuals with disabilities who rely on assistive technologies such as screen readers or voice recognition software to access the internet.
2. Organizations and businesses that want to provide equal access to their products, services, and information to all users, regardless of their abilities.
3. Governments and educational institutions that are legally required to provide accessible web content to comply with accessibility laws and regulations.
4. Website developers and designers who want to create inclusive and user-friendly experiences for all users, promoting diversity and inclusivity on the web.

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What is building accessible web sites?

Building accessible websites refers to the process of designing and developing websites that can be easily accessed and used by people with disabilities, ensuring equal access to digital content and services.

Who is required to file building accessible web sites?

There is no requirement for filing building accessible websites. However, it is recommended for all organizations and individuals involved in website development to follow accessibility guidelines and best practices.

How to fill out building accessible web sites?

Filling out building accessible websites involves implementing various accessibility features and techniques during the website development process. This includes using proper HTML structure, providing alternative text for images, ensuring keyboard navigation, and testing the website with assistive technologies.

What is the purpose of building accessible web sites?

The purpose of building accessible websites is to provide equal access and usability for people with disabilities. It ensures that individuals with visual, auditory, physical, and cognitive impairments can independently navigate and interact with web content, services, and applications.

What information must be reported on building accessible web sites?

There is no specific reporting requirement for building accessible websites. However, organizations can document the accessibility measures and techniques implemented during the development process to demonstrate their commitment to accessibility.