The document discusses an inclusive approach to accessibility called AccessForAll (AFA). The three main points are: 1. AFA involves using metadata to describe both individual users' needs and preferences (PNPs) as well as digital resources' accessibility characteristics (DRDs). 2. PNPs cover display, control, and content preferences, while DRDs cover accessibility modes and alternatives. This metadata allows resources to be matched to individual users. 3. AFA is presented as an approach to complement W3C guidelines by making resources discoverable and accessible to each individual user based on their specific needs and preferences.

1. Access For All Accessibility: an inclusive approach Liddy Nevile La Trobe University

3. How do we know what he needs?

4. How do we know what he can do? Braille Jaws Zoomtext

5. How do we know what they need?

6. Do we need to know?

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8. Can we trust them to know what they need?

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