Resources
On-line documentation
- HTML 4 (W3C)
- [ http://www.w3.org/TR/html40 ]
- CSS 2 (W3C)
- [ http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2 ]
- WAI accessibility guidelines : page authoring
- [ http://www.w3.org/TR/WAI-WEBCONTENT ]
- Accessibility pages of BrailleNet
- [ http://www.braillenet.jussieu.fr/acces.htm ]
- COST 219bis
- [ http://www.stakes.fi/cost219/webdesign.htm ]
- Internet Web Site of French Government
- [ http://www.internet.gouv.fr ],
follow the link «Guide»
- Java Accessibility Page
- [ http://trace.wisc.edu/world/java/java.htm ]
Evaluate the accessibility of your site
- Bobby
- The on-line version sends you back a copy of your page and detects all the points that cause a problem. Bobby is based on the latest version of the «WAI Accessibility Guidelines». Bobby is a free service provided by the CAST (Center for Applied Special
Technology).
- [ http://www.cast.org/bobby ]
- You can also download Bobby's application version and verify your pages locally.
- W3C HTML Validation Service
- An HTML validation service is provided by the W3C. It
allows you to verify the validity of your pages in comparison to the HTML 4.01 norm.
- [ http://validator.w3.org ]
- LynxIt
- Another service, LynxIt, enables you to visualise your page
in the way a text-based browser (such as Lynx) would present it.
- [ http://www.home.unix-ag.org/sfx/lynxit.html ]
Two other simple tests consist in visualising the pages in black and white (simply in changing the screen settings) and testing them without displaying
images, scripts, or applets (simply in changing the browser settings).
WEB sites of the mentioned products