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1. Introducing Accessibility
2. Guidelines & Techniques
   1. Web Content (WCAG)
      • WCAG 2.0 technical
        1. How to Meet (Quick Reference)
        2. WCAG 2.0
        3. Techniques
        4. Understanding
        5. »Conformance Logos
      • WCAG 2.0 educational
        1. The WCAG Documents
        2. WCAG at a Glance
        3. WCAG 2 FAQ
        4. Presentations
      • Transition to 2.0
        1. How 2.0 Differs from 1.0
        2. Comparison of 1.0 to 2.0
        3. Update Your Website
      • Submission forms
        1. Submitting Techniques
        2. Commenting on WCAG
        3. Websites meet WCAG 2.0
      • WCAG 1.0 documents
   2. Authoring Tool (ATAG)
   3. User Agent (UAAG)
   4. Evaluation Language (EARL)
   5. WAI-ARIA (Rich Applications)
   6. Specific Technologies
   7. Development Process
3. Managing Accessibility
4. Evaluating Accessibility
5. WAI Groups
6. About WAI

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