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A Workbook to Help You Make Your Site More Accessible

Submitted by Tom on Tue, 06/01/2010 - 09:18

For popular request, I put a workbook together which gives you easy to follow instructions to make your web site much more accessible to people with disabilities. Very often people ask me what can they do to make a site more accessible. Usually I find that their concern is that accessibility is too complex or overwhelming.

This workbook helps you get started on accessibility. Whether you are a starting blogger, or an advanced web developer, all of the advice will be useful, and easy to follow.

Read more about this free workbook and instructions on how to receive it.

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