You can now download access.see.be 0.5, the first official release, in the download section. Feel free to give feedback by using this post.

Currently we develop a new version of access.see.be to make it more usable and compatible with new browsers like Mozilla Firefox 3, Internet Explorer 8 beta 2 and Opera 9.52. Beside we are also working on a reference project, where you will be able to see how access.see.be acts in a common website and enhances its behaviour.

Before providing access.see.be 0.2 as official download we have to think about the kind of licence and clean up some parts of the code. We are working on it, so stay tuned.

Today the first elements of access.see.be were tested by Mike Busboom, a blind computer specialist in Vienna. He did a number of tests to discover the advantages and faults of the Accessibility-Library. The results of the test will be directly included in the library.

Today a new Blog-Project has been started. access.see.be is an Accessibility-Library that allows people with disabilities to use Rich Internet Applications. It is based on WAI-ARIA, the current working draft for accessible Rich Internet Applications from the W3C. This Blog should work as information-platform in order to catch up helpful suggestions.See What about? for further details.