Article by Raena Armitage. Addresses why Web accessibility matters, and gives some practical tips to apply to your Web sites right now.

Website design tips for new and disabled webmasters.

Web accessibility and usability resources including articles, news, discussion, and research. Focuses on both theory and practice of user-centered design.

Internet captioning of live audio and video webcasts for deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals or anyone requiring instantaneous voice-to-text conversion.

List of resources based around accessibility issues, guides, check lists and legal issues.

Campaign for an independent and accessible WWW for everyone regardless of the browser that they use.

SightWeaver is a tool for repairing HTML tables, to make them more accessible.

Information on web accessibility, usability and web standards.

A collection of web standards compliant web sites and their designers.

Article defining accessibility and arguing its importance from ethical and economic perspectives. Covers basic techniques for design and testing.

Matthew Drouin explains how web accessibility is similar to SEO along with the 5 essential actions to take to make a site accessible.

An overview of website access for people with disabilities, and an overview of UK law and the Disability Discrimination Act.

A review of browsers, tools and design principles for creating user-sensitive, device-independent web pages. Finger-spelling and morse code are employed to argue for an internet on-ramp serving desktop, handheld and special surfers alike.

Site created to offer free advice and information for webmasters who want to make their sites accessible to all.

Short article by Bryan D. Caplovitz covering audience, guidelines, and validation.