Accessible media player

2nd Jun 2009

Nomensa have created an accessible media player, capable of playing audio and video content in an accessible way. It's keyboard accessible, screen reader friendly, provides ARIA support and options for displaying captions, making it a pretty inclusive piece of software.

The way Nomensa have managed to make it accessible is by wrapping HTML/CSS content round a standard Flash media player.

Looks great... I wonder how much they plan to sell it for?

Via yippie-kay-yay.

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