BSI code aims to improve web access for elderly and disabled

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Code will help businesses to cater for needs of the disabled and elderly when developing web sites and products

The British Standards Institute (BSI) has released a code of practice for web site developers and operators that aims to improve accessibility for elderly people or those with disabilities. The ...

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