AGI Project Useful Accessibility Links

Table of Contents:

1. About the AGI Project
2. About Accessibility Month
3. Project Elements and Files
4. Project Status
5. Who Participated
6. Mailing Lists
7. Useful Accessibility Links

Useful Accessibility Links

These links are adapted from the W3C's Web Accessibility Initiative's resources links:

• W3C's Web Assessibility Initiative
  • Page author accessibility checklist & guidelines
  • Accessibility improvements in HTML 4.0
  • HTML 4.0 specification
  • CSS2 working draft
  • Reference listing on Web accessibility
• Accessible Design for Users with Disabilities. -- Sun Microsystems
• The Accessible Web: Web Access Through Adaptive Technology -- Kevin Nguyen, University of Toronto
• All Things Web
• ALT text recommendations, and notes on viewing situation -- A.J. Flavell, University of Glasgow
• Alternative Access to the World Wide Web -- University of Toronto
• Any Browser Table Format -- Department of Missions, Abilene Christian University
• Best Viewed With Any Browser -- Accessible Site Design
• Compatibility & Accessibility -- Towards the creation of an accessible, truly World-wide Web -- All Things Web
• Composing Good HTML -- James "Eric" Tilton.
• Design Considerations: Readers with Visual Impairments -- Arthur R. Murphy
• Designing Access to WWW Pages - Alliance for Technology Access.
• Designing HTML Tables to Work with HTML 2.0 Browsers -- Stanton McCandlish
• DO-IT HTML Guidelines -- University of Washington
• Experiences Implementing Web Accessibility Guidelines in IBM -- Phill Jenkins
• For Web Page Designers -- Microsoft
• GSA HTML Accessibility Guidelines -- Paul Fontaine
• Guide to Writing Accessible HTML -- University of Toronto
• Hints for designing accessible Websites -- Royal National Institute for the Blind
• IBM Web Design Guidelines  -- IBM Human Computer Interaction (HCI)
• Increasing Access to World Wide Web Sites for Blind and Visually Impaired Computer Users -- Dena Shumila, Jan Richards
• InfoUse Web Accessibility Guidelines -- Jane Berliss, Lewis Kraus, Susan Stoddard
• LEVELLING THE ROAD AHEAD: GUIDELINES FOR THE CREATION OF WWW PAGES ACCESSIBLE TO BLIND AND VISUALLY HANDICAPPED USERS, Judith M. Dixon, Ph.D., Consumer Relations Officer, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped
• The Lynx Manifesto -- Dehanced for Lynx
• Making Your Site Speech Friendly -- Cathy Anne Murtha, Web Design and Access Specialist, Magical Mist Creations
• NCSA Mosaic Access Page
• Nimble Document Navigation Using Alternative Access Tools -- Jutta Treviranus, University of Toronto
• Starling Access Services Accessible Web Page Design -- Chuck Letourneau
• Tables on non-table browsers -- A.J. Flavell, Glasgow University
• Unified HTML Accessibility Guidelines -- Previous version of this document
• Universal Accessibility -- Government of Canada Internet Guide
• Universal Design of WWW Pages -- a DO-IT (University of Washington) Brochure
• Universal Information Access on the WWW (COCA)
• "Universal Specifications" Accessibility Standards for Web Design -- New South Wales Attorney General's Department
• Usability of Information and the WWW -- UCLA Disabilities and Computing Program
• IBM Web Accessibility Guidelines -- IBM Special Needs Systems
• World Wide Web Access: Disability Discrimination Act Advisory Notes -- Australia

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