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Description : Dynamic client-side user interfaces open up a whole new can of worms for Web accessibility. The ugly reality is that the vast majority of DHTML is inaccessible to users who can't use the mouse or who require an assistive technology such as a screen reader. Worse yet, the standards and techniques for DHTML accessibility are still being worked out, and browser support is significantly in flux. Fluid's approach has been to get involved early and help influence the standards, but life on the bleeding edge can be complex and buggy.
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