I saw the "Target Sued" story over on Cnet (http://tinyurl.com/b3u29).
What was amazing to me was the response from a Mr Troy Gaddis in the
talkback section (bottom of above page under the title "This is
Absurd". Here's a highlight:
"Why do people with disibilites think they DESERVE compensation for such
things. I can definetly understand the actual physical store front for
being able to accomodate for wheelchair entrances and such, but, this
is america, and seeing as how they are not owned by the government,
they should have their website designed any way they like. ANYONE who
does web programming or development (I do) knows that complying with
these would be difficult, and in some situations, impssible. Especially
if navigation menu's are written in _javascript_ or Flash..."
Regards :: PAUL
SkyRocket Design Co
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