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Resources: Evaluating Web Accessibility

Evaluating Web Sitesfor Accessibility
Describes methods for conducting preliminary reviews and conformance evaluations of Web sites.
Evaluation, Repair, and Transformation Toolsfor Web Content Accessibility
Descriptions and links to over 30 different kinds of tools that can help with evaluation, retrofitting, and transformation of Web content.
Template for Accessibility Evaluation Reports
Presents a recommended format for communicating results of the evaluation of Web site accessibility according to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 1.0.
Review Teams for EvaluatingWeb Site Accessibility
Describes composition, training, and operation of teams of reviewers evaluating accessibility of Web sites.

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Techniques for Accessibility Evaluation and Repair
Explains to software developers how to develop evaluation and retrofitting tools that evalute to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0.

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