Salem, MA May 25, 2010 7-128 Software participated in the Accessibility Un-Conference in Boston, May 15.

This was the first un-conference on Web and software accessibility organized in Boston.

Topics determined by the nearly 100 attendees included:

Closed Captioning in Video

Audio Books

Touch Screens and Accessibility

QA Testing and Accessibility

Web Site Accessibility

Accessibility Features of the Linux Gnome Desktop

Technology for Independent Living

How Computer Associates Adapted Accessibility Goals

Text to Speech Technologies

The conference was sponsored by Adobe, The Paciello Group, New England Index, U. Mass. Medical School, Whiteflash Consulting, and jtfhosting.com. It was attended by leading members of the Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) and Adobe's Accessibility group.

ABOUT 7-128 Software

7-128 Software, a small Salem software company, is unique in that many of its mainstream videogames are designed from the start to be playable also by blind, deaf, or motion impaired gamers.

Its more than 30 games include the Inspector Cyndi in Newport series, word games, and puzzle games. It’s game, Here comes the Duck! is possibly the only computer game anywhere playable by a blind two-year old.

For more information contact:

Cynthia A. Geller
V.P. Marketing and Sales
7-128 Software

c_geller@7128.com

(978) 745-0160