Does the Policy prohibit links to external Web pages which do not meet the standards of the University’s Web Accessibility Policy?
No. Links to external Web pages which do not meet the standards of the University’s Policy do not have to be removed. Noncompliance should not obviate external Web pages as a source of information for the greater majority of people. In some instances, the University can encourage external sources to make Web pages more accessible. When linking to external Web pages, the University should find out if external pages are compliant with the University Policy, and be prepared to make reasonable accommodations when needed.
Related Questions
- Does all of the content have to be on the pages of the e-book or can theri be links from the pages to external files and do any external files HAVE to be web pages?
- Does an application run from a Web page have to meet the requirements of the Web Accessibility Policy?
- Do Scuzee pages conform with web and accessibility standards?
