We are beginning an effort to revamp our documentation on how to create accessible web sites. We have a number of pages on our wiki related to this; We want to clean them up, update them, etc.
A key part of this effort will be identifying and referencing some of the great
resources that are already available on the web. We're calling on the knowledge
and experience of the community, and asking: What's your favourite resource for
how to create accessible web sites?
One example would be the DHTML Style Guide Working Group's recommendations for
keyboard shortcuts to be used in website widgets:
http://dev.aol.com/dhtml_style_guide
What other resources do you know of? What do you recommend to people? What are
your favourite tutorials, references, guidelines, etc.? We're looking for
practical techniques that developers can incorporate into their mindset and
workflow.
If you have suggestions or comments, please contribute to this thread on the
mailing list. We'll be compiling the recommendations, filling in gaps and
creating what we hope will be a useful starting point that can lead people to
everything they need to know to create accessible websites.
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Anastasia Cheetham Inclusive Design Research Centre
[email protected] Inclusive Design Institute
OCAD University
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