Revision as of 23:10, 27 June 2007 edit Vidook (talk \| contribs) 40 edits Deleted the whole 'benefits of accessibility' some is now covered in the new introduction and the rest was full of debatable advice and claims and odd links ← Previous edit		Revision as of 23:16, 27 June 2007 edit undo Vidook (talk \| contribs) 40 edits →User agent devices: deleted first paragraph as it is very common knowledge that users use web browsers/PDAs and mobile phones to access the internet, and search engines robots are irrelevant Next edit →
Line 14: == Technology == === User agent devices === Most people access the Web using a [[Web browser]] on a [[Personal computer\|computer]]. Other ways of accessing the Web include a Personal Digital Assistant ([[Personal digital assistant\|PDA]]) or a [[mobile phone]]. [[Search engines]] accessing Web content via a [[web spider]] are also common. A wide range of techniques and technologies are available to facilitate Web access for people with disabilities, or for users in general. These can be divided into two (non-exclusive) classes: enabling technologies, which circumvent a major disability such as blindness; and assistive technologies for lesser impairments.

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