Constructing Accessible Web Sites

by Shawn Henry, Jim Thatcher, Cynthia Waddell

Ideal for anyone who owns or makes websites: from the freelance web professional to the corporate in-house design and development department, as well as all companies and government policy makers involved in the development and maintenance of web sites for their institutions, and organizations that provide web-based services to the public. Provides practical techniques for developing completely accessible web sites with a quick reference guide to accessible web site design.
This book is for all Web professionals looking for an intuitive route to adding dynamic content from databases to their sites, assuming only HTML. No theory; no philosophy – just techniques and solutions. For web professionals creating.

Genres: Reference, Nonfiction, Technology

425 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 2002

Reviews

[Danial Kalbasi · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good thoughts and inspiring. Though the tools used to explain the techniques are completely outdated.

[Sue · Rating 4 out of 5]

I haven't finished the book at this point but so far I am really starting to get into reading through the pages as they are supplying me with a lot of detail. The great thing about it is, the information is actually informing me of how I can better mistakes I have made in the past throughout the time I have owned my freelance business. Since I am improving, this is an awesome reference to look back on.