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Getting to grips with WCAG 2.0
July 15, 2008
There is much more information in WCAG 2.0 than WCAG 1.0. In fact it’s really quite overwhelming. Whereas WCAG 1.0 contained guidelines, checkpoints and techniques, WCAG 2.0 contains principles, guidelines, success criteria, techniques and common failures. More information is welcome; but it’s only a good thing if it’s easily digestible and people are prepared to get to grips with it. Here’s a brief guide to finding you way in.
W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
June 2, 2008
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) published an extensive series of accessibility checkpoints in 1999 (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 (WCAG 1.0)). New guidelines (WCAG 2.0) are on their way.
The lowdown on accessible web content
May 19, 2008
A few high level hints on the accessibility requirements of some of the more common page objects.
7 web accessibility myths
May 9, 2008
There are no excuses.
Who benefits from web accessibility?
April 14, 2008
Let’s start by dispelling a myth and unequivocally saying it’s a lot more than just blind people.
Egn Webcraft’s blog
Website development and search engine marketing articles and tips from Eugene Mulligan to help businesses make their websites more productive.
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