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WAI: Strategies, guidelines, resources to make the Web accessible to people with disabilities

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1. Getting Started
2. Designing for Inclusion
3. Guidelines & Techniques
   1. Web Content (WCAG)
   2. Authoring Tool (ATAG)
   3. User Agent (UAAG)
   4. Evaluation Language (EARL)
   5. WAI-ARIA (Rich Applications)
   6. »Technical Papers
      1. Accessibility Metrics
      2. Inaccessible CAPTCHA
      3. Collaboration Technologies
      4. Specific Technologies
   7. Referencing & Linking
   8. Development Process
4. Planning & Implementing
5. Evaluating Accessibility
6. Presentations & Tutorials
7. Getting Involved with WAI

WAI Technical Papers

Introduction to "Inaccessibility of CAPTCHA"

Introduces Inaccessibility of CAPTCHA , a W3C Note that examines potential solutions to test that users are human, not software robots, in a way that is accessible to people with disabilities.

Making Collaboration Technologies Accessible

Proceedings from a Research and Development Interest Group (RDIG) teleconference on making collaboration technologies accessible to people with disabilities.

Accessibility Information for Specific Technologies

Links to old documents on accessibility and XML, CSS, SMIL, SVG, and HTML 4. More current information is available from the list of Techniques for WCAG 2.0, including HTML, XHTML, CSS, and scripting techniques.

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