My browser with the cold snout
Guide dogs for the Internet? Good idea. Sort of.
AMI (Accessible Media Inc.) is campaigning for a more accessible internet in Canada. So that those who are visually impaired also have access. Designing and building websites accordingly seems to be a much simpler and more realistic solution than teaching guide dogs the necessary online skills. Even if it was worth a try. The four-legged visual and life aids can do an incredible amount, but the World Wide Web is definitely not one of their strengths. The campaign was created by JP/TBWA Toronto and produced by Soft Citizen. (hae)
