Web Accessibility Tools Consortium
15th Sep 2005
Looks like a useful resource for all things web design and accessibilty.
Possibly related?
Based on the tags from this post.
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Need an accessibility statement for your site? Thierry Koblentz has produced one, with the help of some accessibility friends, which you can freely us [...]
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Mozilla's accessibility vision
An overview of what Mozilla has planned for future software releases in terms of accessibility. [...]
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Accessibility In Trouble 2: Standards
Mike Davies reckons web accessibility is heading for trouble. [...]
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Accessibility Is Not Enough
In typical, blustery fashion, Jakob Nielsen decries that having an accessible web site isn't enough... it's got to be usable as well.A strict focus [...]
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CSS Accessibility
New to CSS? Try out these useful tips which highlight good CSS practices that benefit accessibility. [...]
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- 3rd Apr 2006
Advanced Accessibility Techniques
Trenton Moss shares a few accessibility tips in an article at Out-Law.com [...]
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- 26th May 2006
Web Accessibility
The Business Case for Web Accessibility is an article written by Andy Budd, and well worth reading if you design websites for business clients. [...]
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- 29th Jan 2004
Blind Web surfers sue for accessibility
More accessibility news about online shops and blind people. [...]
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- 26th Oct 2006
Beyond guidelines: Advanced accessibility techniques
Some useful tips for improving accessibility over at Webcredible. I'm not so sure about the 'hidden text' idea though... it's been mentioned elsewhere [...]
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- 2nd May 2006
Problems with automated accessibility testing tools
An automated accessibility tool is a piece of software which can test a web page, or even an entire website, for accessibility. Some companies use t [...]
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- 25th Aug 2005