Access Keys
- Accesskeys and Reserved Keystroke Combinations Chart
- Clagnut: Accesskey Standards
- Using accesskey attribute in HTML forms and links
- W3’s Forms in HTML Documents – Using Accesskey
- Accesskeys: Unlocking Hidden Navigation
- Access Information, Technques and Keyboard Access Information (UK Government Recommendations)
- Provide Clear Navigation Mechanisms
Validation and Testing
- Gazingus.org’s Validation Bookmarks
- NetMechanic’s Spell Check for Web Pages
- Pcman’s Web Page Screen Resolution Tester
- Web Page Monitor (check for different sized monitors)
- AnyBrowser’s Web Site Viewer – How does your site look to other browsers
- Window Sizer – Check a page at various window resolutions
- AnyBrowser.org Developing Web Pages to Work for Every Browser
- Archive.org: Preserving the Internet Web Pages (Find old web pages)
- Bobby (checks sites for browser compatibility and disability access)
- Web Browsers Compatibility from Delorie
- Viewing A Sample Page Under Various Conditions and Uses
- Webmonkey – Browser Kit
- A Compendium of HTML Elements (browser compatibility lists)
- NetMechanic’s Browser Compatibility
- Learnwebdesign’s Browser References
- Public Lynx Access Browsers
- Checking with Multiple Browsers (the hard core way)
CSS
- Code Style Media Monitor (projection, print, etc)
- Guide to CSS2 Support in PDA/Handheld Browsers
- pawgo.com’s Handheld Internet 101
- Pcman’s Free WAP Tools and Resources (WML/WAP Page Emulator)
- How Can I Tell HTML Browsers from WML (Wireless) Browsers
- The Wireless FAQ (WAP, WML)
- W3C Mobile Access – Seamless Web Access From Mobile Devices
- CSS Mobile Profile Test Suite
- W3C Mobile Access Activity Statement
- W3C CSS Mobile Profile 1.0
- W3C HTML 4 Specs on Mobility – Handheld
- Aural style sheets
- The W3C CSS2 recommendation, Section 7: Media types
- Open Mobile Alliance for the Mobile Services Market
- Web Design for Mobility – Handheld, PDA, etc.
Statements
- Lorelle’s Accessibility Policy Page – an example
- Creating an Accessibility Statement
- Review: International Compliant Style (IC-Style) Accessibility
- Accessibility Statement and Resources
- A Primer for Accessible Web Pages
- Section 508 US Accessibility Law
- Checkpoints for Web Accessibility Guidelines
Testing Different Functions
- Readability Of Websites With Various Foreground/Background Color Combinations, Font Types And Word Styles
- Vischeck (simulates color blind vision)
- Accessibility Checking Favelets (scripts)
- Bobby (checks sites for disability access and browser compatibility)
- HiSoftware’s Online Content Accessibility and Quality Tester
- Evaluation, Repair, and Transformation Tools for Web Content Accessibility
- W3C Web Accessibility Initiative: Evaluating Websites for Accessibility
- WaiZilla: Open Source Accessibility Testing
- WAVE Online Accessibility Tool Checker
Colour Blindness
- Can Color Blind Users See Your Web Page?
- Q42 Color Blindness Simulator
- Visibone’s Color Blind Color Chart
- Color Blind Web Filter – Testing Online
- Blindness-Related Resources on the Web and Beyond
- Accessible Web Page Design – Resources for the Visually Impaired
- Design Considerations: Readers with Visual Impairments
Unmarked or Unsorted
- Dive Into Accessibility
- Viewable with Any Browser: Campaign
- Digital Web Magazine – Accessible By Design
- IT-Enquirer: VueScan Multi-sampling vs. Silverfast’s
- Emacspeak –The Complete Audio Desktop
- An Introduction to Speech-Access Realities
- Taking Your Camera on the Road » Validating the Code Behind the Page
- Notes on Tools for Checking and Improving Web Page Accessibility
- Arguments for Making your Site Universally Accessible
- Don’t Fake Your Markup Accessibility Issues for CSS
- How Alt Attributes Help Accessibility
- Five Site-accessibility Tips to Help Comply with Section 508
- Improving Web Site Usability and Appeal
- Designing More Usable Web Sites
- Making Accessibility Accessible: The Reasons Organizations Don’t Have Accessible Websites
- Dracos Accessibility Examples (using popular "inaccessible" websites and redesigning them to be accessible)
- CSS Accessibility Problems: Is Markup Dead?
- Accountability of Accessibility and Usability
- Useit.com CSS and Usability
- W3C Device Independence Principles – Understanding Accessibility Issues
- Guidelines for Creating Accessible Web Sites
- Curriculum for Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0
- Accessible Web Authoring Resources and Education
- Designing More Usable Web Sites – massive links
- Designing More Usable Web Sites
- Alertbox: References on usability of web design
- Accessibility Forum
- Makoa.org’s Accessibility Resources and Information
- The Accessible Web
- Guild of Accessible Web Designers
- Dive Into Accessibility
- AnyBrowser.com – Your Source for Browser Compatibility Verification
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