Examples of using Accessibility guidelines in English and their translations into Chinese
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As part of its work, the W3C has developed accessibility guidelines for the web.
We aim to meet or exceed the provisions of the Level'AA' checklist included in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines(WCAG) where possible.
As part of its work, the W3C has developed accessibility guidelines for the World Wide Web.
The Web accessibility guidelines finalized last year have gone a long way towards assisting content-providing offices in developing web pages accessible by persons with disabilities.
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0(WCAG 2.0) were translated into Hungarian in 2009.
The Accessibility Guidelines Working Group is currently working also on requirements for next 3.0 version of guidelines. .
As such, this site aims to fully conform with the W3C/WAI's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0, Conformance Level"A".
For this, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0( WCAG 1.0) by the W3C have been followed.
For instance, the Korean web content accessibility guidelines require multimedia content providers to offer alternative means such as subtitles, transcripts, and sign languages.
ISO/IEC 10779:2008 Information technology- Office equipment accessibility guidelines for elderly persons and persons with disabilities.
(a)The legal framework on accessibility is not in conformity with the obligations under the Convention and that accessibility guidelines and standards are not mandatory;
When checking your website for accessibility you must be sure to comply with the single-A and AA standards of the web accessibility guidelines.
A comprehensive evaluation to required to determine if a site meets all accessibility guidelines.
A comprehensive evaluation to determine if a site meets all accessibility guidelines is much more complex.
An extensive evaluation is required to determine if a website meets all accessibility guidelines.
This new website will be available in all six United Nations languages and comply with the accessibility guidelines as required by the General Assembly.
Comprehensive evaluation to determine if a website meets all accessibility guidelines takes more effort.
Australian Government departments and agencies are required to adopt common standards and minimum online requirements, including complying with the World Wide Web Consortium Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0(WCAG 2.0).
Eight Governments report that they have ICT accessibility guidelines, indicating that less policy attention is paid to this area than to the accessibility of physical environments or transportation.
The entire citizens' portal fulfils the highest accessibility requirements(Triple A conformity-- AAA according to the WCAG-- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines).