Resources

Resources:

Resource Kit for the Equalization of Opportunities by, for, and with Persons with Disabilities

Priority Theme: Women with Disabilities

Online Guide - The Standard Rules for the Equalization of Persons with Disabilities

Programme Monitoring and Evaluation; The Disability Perspective in the Context of Development

Interregional seminar and symposium on International Norms and Standards relating to Disability
Hong Kong, SAR, 13-17 December 1999

Seminario sobre los niños con discapacidad: Temas y tendecias en el desarrollo de políticas y programa en la Región de las Américas

Web Accessibility Resources

by Leo Valdes
Original located at http://www.visionoffice.com/iaccess/resources.htm.

Web Accessibility for producers is not rocket science.  It is simply the application of good HTML programming practices from the start.  By providing accessible web pages, the producer not only makes the pages viewable to persons with disabilities, but also to a wider worldwide audience that use slower Internet connections.

Papers and Presentations

Some of our seminar presentations are based on the online paper Accessibility on the Internet hosted by the United Nations Programme for Persons with Disabilities web site. One can get an outline of Internet Accessibility using the slides of the presentation on 16 December 1998 at the United Nations in New York, and more recently the multimedia presentation on 13 July 1999 to ASEAN representatives in Bangkok, Thailand.

Web Accessibility Resources

• World Wide Web Consortium's Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) and the Web Content Guideline Working Group
• The NCAM Web Access Project
• Alliance for Technology Access (ATA)'s Designing Access to WWW Pages
• Electronic Curbcuts: How to Build an Accessible Web Site by Leslie M. Campbell and Cynthia D. Waddell
• Make your web pages Accessible - an oversimplified approach by Art Hadley
• Writing Accessible HTML Documents from WebAble
• More links available from Accessible Web Page Design.

Web Accessibility Validators

• The WorldEnable Validator (beta) is based on the Manila Accessible ICT Design Recommendations
• W3C's HTML Validation Service

If you have any questions regarding the information in this page, please feel free to e-mail us at info @ worldenable.net.

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