This website aims to give web masters a clearer understanding of how to develop accessible websites.
Using the site
The site has been developed using techniques aimed to make it accessible for all. There is a choice of styles to choose from in the top right of the site, selecting small, medium or large will change the size of the site, whilst the no style option will removing all styling for those who would prefer a simple view.
Get involved
I am sure this site isn't perfect and despite my best efforts I have been unable to test it with a screen reader. If you could help me with this please let my know by contacting me .
Acknowledgment
The RNIB have been very helpful in supplying me with the, 'see it right' guide and the, "Websites that work" video. For more information you can visit the RNIB website here.
The website ALA provided me with a number of articles on methods such as: image replacement, style switching and elastic design. I have also used the books, 'Designing with web standards' by Jeffrey Zeldman, 'Web Standards Solutions' by Dan Cederholm and 'Eric Meyer on CSS' by Eric Meyer.
I would also like to thank various people who have helped me with bugs and suggestions thought the development. Ian Barber has been a star in fixing quirks in IE, the people on the Accessify Forum and various people who have given me their opinions (you know who you are).