Accessibility… The Basics
An accessible website is one that allows as many people as possible to access the infomation contained within it.
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Tag: WCAG
Now You Have a Web site. Have You Ever Heard of Accessibility?
An accessible Web site is easily approached, easily understood, and useable for all. There are accessibility standards set forth by…
Web Site Accessibility – Its Just Good Sense
Most of us already know it's good business to have a presence on the World Wide Web. Since millions of…
Accessible Web Site Design and Development
Since their successful application to GAWDS (Guild of Accessible Web Designers) in May 2004, Bournemouth based Southbourne Internet (SONET) showcase…
Web Accessibility: The Basics
What is web accessibility & why is it important?
Web Accessibility Myths
1. Creating a text-only equivalent is sufficient
HTML Issues for SEO’s: Web Accessibility
. . . Making your Pages Friendly to People with Disabilities
Web Site Accessibility – Color Blindness, Forms, and Other Issues
Color Blindness Issues and Problems: Colorblindness is usually a genetic condition, but it can also be caused by injury, disease,…
Web Site Accessibility – Navigation and Data Tables
Navigation Issues and problems: Making your navigation consistent helps all users to find their way around your site. Whether you…
Accessibility and the Web
This week I walked passed a company building a wheelchair ramp to facilitate access to its building for people unable…
