Why Web Accessibility Makes Sense » Summary

It’s Not Rocket Science

Making an accessible isn’t exceptionally difficult nor is it rocket science or magic. Many of the needs can be addressed by the application of a little common sense. Below are some related resources from Accessites and others that you may find helpful.

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• Maccaws: The Kit »
• Accessites: Breaking Barriers
• Andy Rutledge: Web Standards »
• Accessites: Visual Vs. Structural
• Accessites: Levels of Accessibility
• SitePoint: Selling Web Accessibility »
• Andy Rutledge: Web Misunderstandards »
• ThinkVitamin: Why Standards Still Matter »
• Hot Design: Why Tables for Layout is Stupid »
• AListApart: Selling Clients on Web Standards »
• GAWDS WCAG AA Self-Study Training Course »
• Digital Web: Accessibility From The Ground Up »
• Accessites: Practical, Entry-Level Web Accessibility
• Molly: Web Standards and the New-Professionalism »
• Andy Budd: The Business Case for Web Accessibility »
• Accessites: Graceful Degradation & Progressive Enhancement
• 456 Berera St: Barrier-free Web design, a.k.a. Web accessibility 2.0 »
• W3C: Developing a Web Accessibility Business Case for Your Organization »

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