WCAG 1 and 2Access by the BooksWidespread ConfusionThe Genius Puts His Foot in ItThe “Blind Billionaire”Access Is Not Limited to the Visually ImpairedA Cloud of Fuzzy IdeasThe Law and the LayoutSection 508 Explained“Equal or Equivalent Access to Everyone”Findability, Thy Name Is AccessAccessibility Myths DebunkedMyth: Accessibility Forces You to Create Two Versions of Your SiteMyth: A Text-Only Version Satisfies the Requirement for Equal or Equivalent AccessMyth: Accessibility Costs Too MuchWe’re Too Busy Wasting Thousands to Spend a Few Bucks WiselyMyth: Accessibility Forces You to Create Primitive, Low-End DesignsMyth: According to Section 508, Sites Must Look the Same in All Browsers and User AgentsMyth: Accessibility Is “Just for Disabled People”Myth: Dreamweaver MX/Cynthia Says/LIFT/Insert Tool Name Here Solves All Compliance ProblemsMyth: Designers Can Freely Ignore Accessibility Laws if Their Clients Tell Them ToAccessibility Tips, Element by ElementImagesYour Friend, the null alt AttributeUse alt Attributes That Convey Meaning to Your VisitorsDon’t Trust Software to Do a Human Being’s JobThe alt ToolTip FandangoNo alt for Background ImagesApple’s QuickTime and Other Streaming Video MediaMacromedia Flash 4/5Macromedia Flash MX and Flash 8Additional Flash Compliance TipsColorCSSStructured Markup Conveys Meaning When CSS Goes AwayDon’t Trust What You See in One Browser AloneTake Care When Sizing TextDon’t, I Repeat, Don’t Trust Access Validation Test ResultsRollovers and Other Scripted BehaviorsProvide Alternatives for Non-Mouse UsersUse noscript to Provide for Those Who Can’t Use JavaScriptAvoid or at Least Massage Generated ScriptsLearn MoreFormsImage MapsTable LayoutsTables Used for DataFrames, AppletsFlashing or Blinking ElementsTools of the TradeLoving CynthiaKeeping Tabs: Our Good Friend, the tabindex AttributeArriving at a Tabbing OrderBuilding and TestingOne Page, Two DesignsPlanning for Access: How You BenefitAccess Serves You