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Curry School of Education

Links to Resources for
Creating Readily-Accessible Pages

• W3C's WAI Accessibility Guidelines: Page Authoring and WSC's general information on resources about access for people with disabilities
• In its area on accessible web design, Project EASI offers not just recommendations, but a workshop, software, and other help
• The DO-IT project at the University of Washington also has excellent resources on web design. Also, see Sheryl Burgstahler's fine article entitled "Making Web Pages Universally Accessible."
• The Center for Applied Special Technology's (CAST) resources are extensive and excellent
• The Trace Research and Development Center has fine resources listed in its section on Designing a More Usable World for All
• Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox for October 1996 has information about accessible design
• Berliss et al.'s Design Of Accessible Web Pages
• Magical Mist Creation's
  • recommendations
  • resources, and
  • Speech Friendly Ribbon Award
• Starling's web accessibility site.
• Terry Sullivan's Could Helen Keller Read Your Page?
• A very good thing to do: Check your pages with bobby

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