Where can I find a useful list of web resources regarding web accessibility?

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Not all high tech is accessible to people with disabilities.

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Where can I find a useful list of web resources regarding web accessibility?

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You can find lists of resources on the World Wide Web. Here are some good places to start:

Designing More Usable Web Sites
Resources include links to web design tools, government publications, accessibility, guidelines, and discussion forums.
Accessible Web Design
Resources include links to web design tools, checklists, and articles on usability and design.
Getting Started with Web Accessibility
Resources include links to mainstream developers' accessibility information, accessibility organizations, and legal, policy, and government sites.
Guidelines and resources supported by the World Wide Web Consortium and the Web Accessibility Initiative.
Section 508
U.S. government standards and resources on accessible information technology, including websites.

Last update or review: January 18, 2013

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