Web Accessibility

In this chapter you'll discover how to create a more accessible Web site for users with disabilities by improving your Web site's accessibility.

28.	Chapter Three Introduction
29.	Web Accessibility Facts
30.	Web Accessibility Design Guidelines
31.	Applets, Plug-ins & PDF files
31.1.	Applets
31.2.	Plug-Ins
31.3.	PDF Files
32.	Blinking, Flickering and Moving Content
33.	Charts and Graphs
33.1.	Surrounding Description Text
33.2.	Description Link (D-Link)
33.3.	Long Description (LONGDESC)
34.	Colors
34.1.	Color Deficiencies
34.2.	Contrasting Colors
34.3.	Conveying Meaning with Colors
34.4.	Red-Green Colorblindness Test
35.	Forms
35.1.	Labels
35.2.	Tab Order
36.	Frames
36.1.	Accessible Frame Navigation
36.2.	Accessible Frame Source
36.3.	NOFRAMES Element
37.	Image Maps
37.1.	Client-Side Image Maps
37.2.	Server-Side Image Maps
38.	Images
38.1.	Standard Images
38.2.	Animated Images
38.3.	Image Links
38.4.	Submit and Input Images
39.	Links
39.1.	Word Links Properly
39.2.	Separate Text Links
39.3.	Navigating Without a Mouse
39.4.	Rank Links by Order of Importance
40.	Multimedia
41.	Scripts
41.1.	Scripts Using Event Handlers
41.2.	NOSCRIPT Alternatives
42.	Skip Navigation to Main Content
42.1.	Image Link to the Main Content
42.2.	Text Link to the Main Content
43.	Table headers
43.1.	Cell Headings
43.2.	Data Cell Labels
44.	Text
44.1.	Color and Contrast
44.2.	Size
44.3.	Typeface
44.4.	Style
44.5.	Letter Spacing
44.6.	Line Spacing
44.7.	Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
44.8.	Relative Font Sizes
44.9.	Underlined Text
44.10.	Preformatted Text
45.	Text Only Pages
46.	Timed Responses
47.	Web Accessibility Testing Tools
47.1.	Screen Readers
47.2.	Screen Magnifiers
47.3.	Voice Input Systems
48.	Chapter Three Summary

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