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October meeting (Sydney)

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Date: Thursday 19 October, 2006

Event Details

This is a combined event, put on by the WSG and the Sydney Platform Developers Group. We have two very exciting presentations that are relevant to all web professionals from designers to developers, managers and
decision makers.

1. THE WEB - A BLIND PERSPECTIVE

Lee Kumutat, Training and Braille Products Manager from Quantum Technology will be talking about the web from a blind perspective. Topics covered will include:

- the web from a blind perspective
- a demonstration of assistive technologies used to access the web
- a rundown on the latest blind and vision impaired assistive technologies

This presentation is very important for anyone who wants to come to terms with web accessibility. If you have not seen assistive technologies in action then make sure you come along!

2. THE MOBILE WEB - WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW RIGHT NOW

Dominique Lee will be exploring the mobile web, where it is at and where it is going and what you need to know right now!

Dominique is an Online Producer at ABC and an active member of the Mobile Content Industry Development Group (www.aimia.com.au/mobile). She is fascinated by the rapidly evolving web and mobile landscape. Specifically, how we use our mobile phones and their impact on our lives. Originally from the UK, Dominique has over eight years' experience in producing a wide range of innovative and award-winning websites and interactive projects for the BBC, Channel 4 Television, GlaxoSmithKline, and UK Government.

Details:
Date: Thursday 19 October, 2006
Time: 6.30pm for 7pm start
Cost: Free, thanks to Access Testing
RSVP: sydney@webstandardsgroup.org

Venue:
Australian Museum
6 College Street, Sydney (Opposite Hyde Park)
Enter via William Street Entrance
map of the Australian Museum

Proudly sponsored by
This event is sponsored by Access Testing - Australia's leading independent technology testing organisation:

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