Re: [libreoffice-accessibility] Accessibility Requirement for LibreOffice Adoption at National Governmental Levels, etc.

Hi Mike,
Le 19/07/2023 à 16:19, Marc Paré a écrit :
> I was wondering if someone could comment on the following.
>
> If there were campaigns of LibreOffice/ODF adoption as default 
> software/open document formats directed to various country governmental 
> levels (either at the national, state/provincial, local/municipal, 
> educational, NGO, etc.), would these different levels have each of their 
> own requirements for adoption of LibreOffice/ODF adoption depending on 
> their criteria of accessibility options of a LibreOffice? Or are there 
> large differences in accessibility options between such organizations 
> where each would have to be researched separately before embarking on 
> such a campaign?

On the regulations, I think you should ask the association of ally 
professional:
https://www.accessibilityassociation.org/s/
They should have the collective knowledge on that.
> Do the accessibility options found in LibreOffice suffice for all 
> criteria of adoption for most of these organizations?
>
> Is there an organization that regulates accessibility requirements for 
> software packages?
That depends on the country. We have that in France for example but that 
applies only there.
> Are there any missing accessibility options in LibreOffice that would 
> essentially make it difficult for any governmental agency to adopt it as 
> their default wordprocessor software suite?

Cheers
Sophie

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