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Developing Accessible Applications with SAP Netweaver - Hardcover

Josef Köble

 
9781592291120: Developing Accessible Applications with SAP Netweaver

Synopsis

Making business applications accessible, in today's world, is no longer just a nice idea - it's the law in an increasing number of contexts. This book provides developers, administrators, and IT managers with a complete set of guidelines for developing accessible user interfaces for SAP software.

What does "accessibility" mean? Which requirements and standards are mandatory in development? With the comprehensive reference, administrators learn everything they need to make workplaces truly accessible, such as which operating system settings apply and which assistive technology is available for visual or mobility impairments. Developers will profit from the extensive reference chapters on UI elements and from the authors' indispensible advice on all aspects of classical dynpro, Web Dynpro ABAP and Java, and SAP Interactive Forms by Adobe - as well as comprehensive lists of Do's and Don'ts.

The highly-detailed explanations and descriptions in this book ensure that you have the know-how and tools to make your applications equally accessible and controllable for all users.

Highlights:

  • Legal requirements: USA, European Union, Germany
  • International standards: W3C and ISO
  • Assistive technology: screen readers, Braille displays, screen magnifiers
  • SAP Accessibility Standard
  • Keyborad access
  • System settings: Windows, SAP GUI, and web browser
  • Guidelines for UI development: dynpro, Web Dynpro, and SAP Interactive Forms by Adobe
  • Testing accessiblity

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About the Author

Josef Köble has worked at SAP since 1998 and has been on the SAP User Experience - Accessibility team since 2005. In his role as Senior Information Developer, among others, he coordinates all SAP documentation on the topic of accessibility. Josef has visual and hearing impairments and has advised on the accessibility of software products since he started at SAP.

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