Six Basic Principles of Universally Accessible Web Design:

Create pages that conform to accepted standards
Know the difference between structural and presentational elements; use stylesheets when appropriate
Use HTML 4.0 features to provide meta-content information about the purpose and function of elements
Make sure your pages can be navigated by keyboard
Provide alternative methods to access non-textual content
Be aware of some of the common mistakes that decrease the accessibility of your site

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	Designing for Universal Accessibility A FedWeb '98 Tutorial Presented by Kynn Bartlett, President, HTML Writers Guild