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This yields other benefits. Today many sites don't pay much attention to accessibility - use of sites by people with reduced vision, for example. On a well designed site with good structure and cues, a person with disabilities can be greatly enabled, perhaps more so than people who just read a page from top to bottom. But on poorly designed sites, it can become extremely tedious or impossible to access data. | This yields other benefits. Today many sites don't pay much attention to accessibility - use of sites by people with reduced vision, for example. On a well designed site with good structure and cues, a person with disabilities can be greatly enabled, perhaps more so than people who just read a page from top to bottom. But on poorly designed sites, it can become extremely tedious or impossible to access data. | ||
Well structured data using formats like RDF can allow alternative front ends for any use to be easily created, regardless of the care or competency of the source agency. A culture can be enabled with | Well structured data using formats like RDF can allow alternative front ends for any use to be easily created, regardless of the care or competency of the source agency. A culture can be enabled with authentic transparency and participation. | ||
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