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Accessibility and the Semantic Web 

Posted on 26 January, 2008 by Fiona

The BBC Internet Blog has a post about the accessibility of their new homepage, and the challenges in designing it. One of the things they did was use Semantic Web markup – Using the results of our user-testing we made semantic mark-up of the page a priority, ensuring that each panel of the homepage design [...]

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