The ProQuest online information service delivers 500 years of information to library users working both onsite and remotely through a variety of comprehensive and subject-specific databases. Now this valuable research tool will provide an ADA-compliant, alternate accessible interface, making it available to all users.

Convenience and Functionality

The ADA-compliant interface is:

• Compliant with Section 508 of the Americans with Disabilities Act
• Following recommendations for most of the Priority A Checkpoints developed by the World Wide Web Consortium
• Accessible to users with limited hand use and low or no vision
• Compatible with major third-party screen readers and magnification software such as JAWS, Window-Eyes, and ZoomText
• The same familiar ProQuest search syntax as the graphical interface
• Frameless
• Available from a link in the traditional interface

To evaluate the accessibility of our products please download the Voluntary Product Evaluation Template (VPAT).