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Making A Page Accessible

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Web Page Guidelines - If you can't make a page accessible, construct an alternate accessible version.
 
Create a second accessible page manually that is updated as frequently as the inaccessible page and link to it prominently from the inaccessible page (e.g., with a link that says "text only version"). Note, the inaccessible page should still implement as many of the guidelines as possible, such as alt text. Use a server-side script that creates an accessible version of the page on demand.Use a database to write accessible pages on the fly. 

Rationale:

While most web pages can be made accessible, there are cases in which one can't while retaining the designer's intention. For example, the HTML content of the page may simply call up an applet or other media element which presents content and navigation features, but is not accessible. In this case, an alternate version of the page, in accessible HTML, is important. 

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