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Blind people access Web sites by using keyboards in conjunction with screen-reading software which vocalizes visual information on a computer screen.
But Target's site lacks "alt-text," an invisible code embedded beneath a graphic on the Web site that a screen reader could use to provide a description of the image to a blind person, the suit said.
Target.com also has inaccessible image maps, the suit said. Image maps, when clicked on by sighted users, allow the patron to jump to other destinations within the Web site. But since Target's site requires the use of a mouse to complete the transaction, it prevents blind people from making purchases online, the suit said.
Well, not to say that I know what any of that means, but it at least
sounds a little better than just suing because you can't see the monitor.