Chapter 7. Universal Accessibility on the Web
When the topic of access to the Web for people with disabilities comes up, the discussion can often take on a very moral and righteous tone. This chapter is not going to lecture you on morality, or how to make the world a better place by adding a few attributes to your XHTML code. What we will discuss in this chapter is the realities that face many Web users, and how—by keeping a few simple issues in mind while developing your pages—you can improve your chances of disseminating the information you desire to as many people as possible.
This chapter teaches you:
How the Web can be inaccessible
That accessibility can help traditional users, too
About the Web Accessibility Initiative
How to implement the ...
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