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Who specifies accessibility features and settings?

April 26, 2017accessibility features settings specifies

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Who specifies accessibility features and settings?

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Web administrators or designers can customize the Contribute CS4 content update process for increased accessibility by defining a contributor’s role and specifying particular accessibility settings. For example, a web administrator can specify that content contributors use accessible HTML or CSS web page templates. These templates can be created in Adobe Dreamweaver® CS4 software to be used in both Dreamweaver and Contribute. In addition, an administrator can specify specific accessibility features such as requiring image or table description information when such items are added to a website. The result is that content contributors are prompted for accessibility information as they update content, helping to ensure that the website is as accessible as possible.