
 
Quick tips to make accessible websites
See the complete guidelines at www.w3.org/WAI
  - Images & Animations Use the 
  alt attribute to describe the function of all visuals. 
  
 - Image Maps Use client-side
   MAP and alt text for hotspots.
  
 - Multimedia Provide captioning and 
	transcripts of audio, and descriptions of video. 
  
 - Page Organization Use headings, lists,
	and consistent structure. Use CSS for layout
	and style. No blinking.
 
  - Links 
    Use text that makes sense when read out of context.
  
 - Graphs & Charts 
Summarise or use the longdesc attribute. 
 
  - Scripts, Applets, & Plug-ins
	  Provide 
  alternative pages in case
	  active features are inaccessible or unsupported. 
  
 - Frames 
Label each frame with title or name
	attribute.
  
 - Tables Make line by line reading
	sensible. Provide a Summary. Avoid using tables for column layout. 
  
 - Check your work Validate the
	HTML. Use evaluation tools and text-only browser to verify accessibility.
 
Click here for an image of the printed layout 
    in 9 point font as seen thru FrameMaker.