Accessibility From the Developer’s Point of View: You Can Make a Difference
You can make a real difference in the way people with disabilities experience the Web by designing and building your sites so that people with disabilities can access and use them as effectively as people without disabilities. And if you’re someone who has responsibility for seeing to it that Web sites get built for your organization, you can make sure the people who will be building the sites for you understand that accessibility—not just compliance—is a high-priority requirement.
Accessibility Guidelines and Standards Are Resources for Design
When we said that accessibility goes beyond compliance we didn’t mean that the standards don’t matter or that it isn’t important ...
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