I.S. CWA 14661:2003
Withdrawn
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GUIDELINES TO STANDARDISERS OF ICT PRODUCTS AND SERVICES IN THE CEN ICT DOMAIN
Hardcopy , PDF
01-11-2010
English
05-09-2003
Foreword
1 Executive Summary
2 Introduction
3 Scope
4 References
5 General Considerations
5.1 Disability: New Definition
5.2 Barriers, the Digital Divide and Mindsets
5.3 International Policy Standards Which Impact
on Europe
5.4 Standards and Legislation
5.5 Public Procurement
6 DFA & ICT
6.1 The Role of Design-for-All
6.2 Adaptive and Assistive Technologies
6.3 Universal Access
6.4 Universal Service Obligations
7 Other Examples of Good Practice
7.1 New Canadian Standard: Services for People with
Disabilities
7.2 SECTION 225: Telecommunications Access for
People with Disabilities (US)
7.3 DFA & Japanese Efforts in Standardisation in the
Disabled and Elderly Sector
8 eEurope
8.1 Introduction
8.2 The Programme
8.3 Directly Relevant Websites
9 eTransport
10 Benchmarking and DFA
11 eAccessibility for All
11.1 Introduction
11.2 TRI Content and Related Aspects
11.3 User Involvement
11.4 Priority Areas
12 Computing checklists
12.1 Introduction
12.2 Hardware: computer system
12.3 Hardware: peripherals
12.4 Software: operating system
12.5 Software: applications
12.6 Documentation
13 Conclusions
Annex A: Contents of the TIRESIAS website
Annex B: UN Standard Rules
Annex C: eEurope Action Plan
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