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PAS 78:2006

Guide to good practice in commissioning accessible websites

Status : Withdrawn   Published : March 2006

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Standard NumberPAS 78:2006
TitleGuide to good practice in commissioning accessible websites
StatusWithdrawn
Publication Date08 March 2006
Withdrawn Date30 November 2010
Normative References(Required to achieve compliance to this standard)No other standards are normatively referenced
Informative References(Provided for Information)Disability Discrimination Act 1995, Disability Rights Commission. The Web: access and, inclusion for disabled people, 2004, Disability Rights Commission. Code of Practice. Rights, of Access, Goods, Facilities
DescriptorsWorld Wide Web, Internet, Accessibility, Disabled people, Design, Information, Ergonomics, Commissioning, Aids for the disabled, Handicapped people, Data processing, Computer terminals
ICS35.240.30
CommitteeZZ/1
ISBN0 580 46567 5
PublisherBSI
FormatA4
DeliveryYes
Pages66
File Size837.7 KB
NotesBS 8878:2010 is based on PAS 78:2006. Although it is not replaced by this publication it is now withdrawn.
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