Accessibility resources

Friends,

I am maintaining this site as a repository for work-in-progress and a few older documents. For completed current work, please visit The Enabled Web. Thanks,

–Tom

Documents

Lecture notes: From Bad to Good: Using the W3C's Before-and-After Demo (AccessU, 2013)
Lecture notes: Why visit your site? (CSU Long Beach, Web group, 2013)
Lecture notes: Visual design tips (CSU Long Beach, CECS 470, 2012)
Lecture notes: Introduction to accessible web development (San Diego State, July 2009; AccessU, May 2010)
Techniques: Mapping Section 508 to WCAG 2.0 (CSUN conference, March 2009)
Tutorial: Designed-in accessibility (CalWAC and AccessU conferences)
Case study: "College Portrait" (CSU Long Beach, VP Student Services, 2007)
WCAG 2.0 techniques:
- Text alternative examples
- Semantic markup examples
All of the materials related to "manual evaluation" that were formerly on this site are now outdated. For a current version, please see "smart analysis" on the Enabled Web site.

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