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Compliance with Section 508 and the WCAG.
Accessible Reporting
It is very important to produce content that meets accessibility standards as most government agencies and many corporations adopt these new standards. EditLive! has an Accessibility Checker that provides a detailed analysis of accessibility errors in your content and points users to the resources that help resolve the error.
The Accessibility Checker supports the following standards:
- US Rehabilitation Act Section 508.
- W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines Priority 1 and 2
Accessibility Checking As-You-Type with Inline Reporting*
Accessibility check as-you-type functionality makes compliance with
web accessibility standards as easy as spell checking a document. Business users
receive immediate, visual feedback when they create non-compliant content. The inline
accessibility reporting functionality works with accessibility check as-you-type enabling
business users to get information on compliance issues in the content without even opening a
dialog. In addition, accessibility configuration and reporting options enable
content administrators to customize EditLive!'s accessibility checking functionality to match
the compliance requirements of their organization.
*Available in the Enterprise Edition
Table Accessibility Checking*
EditLive! takes the pain out of creating accessible tables.
Creating accessible tables is one of the most complex areas of accessibility
compliance. EditLive! removes that complexity and guarantees that content contributors are
able to make any table accessible.
*Available in the Enterprise Edition
Accessible User Interface
Our user interface is designed with accessibility in mind. Attention has been paid to menus, shortcut keys and even the tab order in dialog boxes. Most features can be accessed by traditional menu's, right clicking, short cut keys or clicking on an icon. The right click is context sensitive and will serve up a list of controls that are relevant to what the user is editing at that time.