Accessibility as Part of User Centered Design

• Content adjusts to users preferences and needs, including people with disabilities
• Content adapts to a wide range of desktop and mobile web browsers, including asssitive technologies
• Use HTML Structural Markup
  • Major and minor topics are represented in markup (H1-H6)
  • Link text indicates target of links
  • Forms have labels
  • Data cells use markup to indicate header cells
  • Images and other non-text context have text descriptions
  • Device Independence through keyboard operation
• Pages are tested for functional accessibility with browser features and extensions