Re: FN-FORUM: How widespread is Flash Player these days?

date posted 10th September 2007 10:31

Mike,
Just wanted to say thank you for your input. It's changed my mind on
Flash when it comes to accessibility.

Adam

Mike Duguid wrote:
>> Adam Reynolds:
>> Please do not sit there and state bullshit about how Flash 7 is
>> accessible.
>>
>
> http://rnibblinddate.nomensa.com/
>
> The Royal National Institute of Blind People were happy enough to use
> flash 6 for that particular game. They provide an html alternative,
> but I'm sure they wouldn't have bothered with a flash version if they
> had any doubts to it being useable by their audience.
>
> http://www.jkrowling.com/
>
> Is another well known site (using flash 7), and is a well discussed
> and documented site regarding its accessibility. I'm sure the creators
> of that site would take issue with your statement that "Flash 7 ( note
> the version) is not accessible."
>
>