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| Web Accessibility - The Law and The Opportunity Author: Nik Page “What are my legal obligations in (the UK, Ireland, Australia, or the US) regarding web accessibility?†This or some variation of it is one of the most common questions heard in this business. If positive publicity and increased business together make “th [Read Full Article] | |
| Learning difficulties & web accessibility Author: Tim Fidgeon Accessibility is about making it as easy as possible for all members of society to fully take part in that society. It is about removing barriers. It is about inclusion and empowerment. It is about creating the sort of world that we all want to live in - [Read Full Article] | |
| Web Accessibility For Screen Magnifier Users Author: Trenton Moss The needs of screen magnifier users are overlooked when implementing web accessibility on to a website. Screen magnifiers are used by partially sighted web users to increase the size of on-screen elements. Some users will magnify the screen so that only t [Read Full Article] | |
| Using the Web Accessibility Toolbar Author: Trenton Moss Testing a website for accessibility can be a time-consuming and laborious process. The free Web Accessibility Toolbar can do most of the hard work for you though and is an indispensable tool for anyone interested in accessibility. [Read Full Article] | |
| Website Accessibility – Why it Matters Author: Sarthak Aggarwal ""The power of the web is in its universality. Access by everyone regardless of disability is an essential aspect."" Tim Berners-Lee, Director of W3C. [Read Full Article] | |
| Mobile Accessibility - Your website in the year 2005 Author: Philip Wylie Throughout 2004 the number of web enabled portable devices boomed. By “portable devices"" I mean PDAs and smart phones. What does this mean for you? Well it depends whether or not you care about your visitors’ experience - you build your website for visito [Read Full Article] | |
| Now you have a Web site. Have you ever heard of accessibility? Author: Del Maxwell An accessible Web site is easily approached, easily understood, and useable for all. There are accessibility standards set forth by the World Wide Web Consortium, which all sites should adhere to as much as possible. [Read Full Article] | |
| Web Accessibility: The Basics Author: Trenton Moss Web accessibility is about making your website accessible to all Internet users (both disabled and non-disabled), regardless of what browsing technology they're using. In addition to complying with the law, an accessible website can reap huge benefits on [Read Full Article] | |
| Manchester United: Top of the web accessibility league? Author: Trenton Moss There's been lots of publicity surrounding this accessible website and it even picked up an award. This accessible version doesn't offer as much content as the main website but it has all the accessibility features you could dream of: resizable text, ALT [Read Full Article] | |
| Web Accessibility Myths Author: Trenton Moss With more and more countries around the world passing laws about blind and disabled access to the Internet (including the Disability Discrimination Act in the UK), web accessibility has been thrown into the spotlight of the online community. This article [Read Full Article] | |
| The Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) & Web Accessibility Author: Trenton Moss There's been widespread speculation about the new legislation being introduced under the DDA (Disability Discrimination Act), which will ensure that websites are accessible to blind and disabled users. Try to find specific information about it on the Inte [Read Full Article] | |
| The Top 5 Roadblocks To Web Accessibility Author: Karl Groves Accessibility is often the last thing on a web designer's mind when creating a website. This is not a trait unique to newbies or people working on a personal page. It is also a trait common to professional web designers (large and small) and even multinat [Read Full Article] | |
| Web Accessibility. . . Making your Pages Friendly to People with Disabilities Author: Robin Nobles Did you know that nearly 20 percent of all Web users have some form of disability? [Read Full Article] | |
| Web Design By Example: www.cj.com Author: Sitecritic.net Commission Junction is a popular online advertising company and has a number of big clients including ebay in their portfolio. This site has a strong corporate identity and a very user friendly navig... [Read Full Article] | |
| The Real Reason Why Most Websites Fail Author: Solomon Rothman There are hundreds of articles on what makes a website bad. The most basic of these present detailed explanations of common sense, such as poor navigation; the most in depth talk about complicated c... [Read Full Article] | |
| The Bread And Butter Of Website Accessibility Author: Benjamin Briggs The main reason webmasters fail to make their websites accessible is because they don’t understand the concept of an ""accessible website"" in the first place. Lets admit it, when the buzzword accessib... [Read Full Article] | |