- From: Benjamin J. Simpson <arcben@hotmail.com>
- Date: Mon, 12 Jun 2000 10:19:12 -0700
- To: <w3c-wai-ig@w3.org>
There are a lot of tools and resources available to make understanding web pages easier. Assistive techonologies are fairly easy for me to locate and identify. What tools/resources are there that specifically gear themselves towards creating an accessible HTML page? I see three categories: Guidelines - the WAI guidlines and the section 508 requirements Philosophy - common sense and specific design issues (this forum is a good example of a source) Testing equipment - using various technologies (ie low-res screens, old browsers, screenreaders) to see first-hand what your page is like. Are there any other categories that specifically relate to creating an accessible HTML page? or tools that perhaps are not apparent in the above categories? thanks, Benjamin J. Simpson Education Associate, Web Development Group NASA Ames Research Center eml:bsimpson@mail.arc.nasa.gov tele: (650) 604-3292
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