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AJAX paper

Giving the user the option

As some users will have JavaScript enabled or wont know how to disable it I propose a second option for a user. There should be an accessibility option to turn off JavaScript or at least the AJAX part. It is good practice to have accessibility options for a website. Adding in the option to disable potentially inaccessible scripts will enable the user to make a choice about the way they interact with the site. This choice must be easily discoverable and deployed appropriately.
In the tutorial I propose inserting the option by a JavaScript function when the page is initially loaded. This prevents confusion for users with JavaScript disabled as no option will be displayed.

Using this system the user has the choice for the site. This choice is saved while browsing or the cookie deleted. As the user has the choice of how they interact with the system in an easily discoverable way, the system becomes accessible through a users choice. I consider this the only complete method of creating an accessible website that supports AJAX.

 

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