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PUBLIC MARKS from Monique with tags WAI & [en]

2012

Hands free browsing – an interview with Kim Patch | » Henny Swan's blog

I first got to know Kim Patch when we worked together on the W3C User Agent Accessibility Working Group. As a resident of the Web since it’s inception and a long term voice input / non mouse user I was always fascinated to hear what she had to say about making web content, and how a browser interprets that content, accessible.

Website checker for Section 508 Accessibility, WCAG, WAI and Broken Link Testing from the Bureau of Internet Accessibility

As a free public service, the Bureau of Internet Accessibility scans web sites and provides a complete analysis of their accessibility, along with the broken links discovered, for free.

How to Make Presentations Accessible to All

This page helps you make your presentations, talks, meetings, and training accessible to all of your potential audience, including people with disabilities and others. Inclusive presentations have many benefits.

2006

"Back to Top" links considered harmful

Les inconvénients liés à l'utilisation de liens "Haut de la page"

2005

Simply Accessible

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Des formulaires accessibles (champs obligatoires, messages d'erreur, boîte de recherche).

10 Reasons Clients Don't Care About Accessibility

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Pourquoi les clients ne prennent-ils pas l'accessibilité des sites Web en compte ?

Learn : Accessible Forms

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Principes de base pour créer des formulaires accessibles.

Essential Components of Web Accessibility

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This document shows how Web accessibility depends on several components working together and how improvements in specific components could substantially improve Web accessibility. It also shows how the WAI guidelines address these components.