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Simulation of handicaps "low vision" on the Web

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Warning: The original version of this document is WebAIM Low Vision Simulation . This French translation was done by Ideose as part of an agreement between WebAIM and Ideose .

Note: See page documents on web accessibility for a list of all translated documents. Other resources on web accessibility are also listed in the portal accessible digital .

Introduction

Web developers often have difficulty understanding the problems users with visual impairments when accessing web pages that are not designed for their needs. This simulation provides the opportunity for users to test a Web page created to simulate visual impairment. Although this exercise does not simulate the visual impairment itself, it can be used to help understand what impact a visual impairment can have on access to Web content and what to do to better the design.

The next picture is a screenshot of the game program that simulates what a person with macular degeneration can experience on the Web.

screenshot of the part program simulation WebAIM Low Vision

Instructions

This simulation requires the Shockwave plug-in . Although Shockwave is not generally considered very accessible, WebAIM has added keyboard shortcuts to make the greatest possible number of users can use the simulation.

WebAIM is an initiative of:
Center for Persons with Disabilities (CPD) Utah State University

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