Accessibility Resources

[Badman3k]

As the summer hols are approaching, where I'm going to have some extra spare time, I want to get up-to-date with accessibility, but I don't know of any good resources to read on the topic.

Which resources would you all recommend?

I'm not bothered if they are websites or books or journals, I just want to read up on the subject.

Many thanks in advance,

[JamieR]

You could try http://www.accessifyforum.com/ :)

[Badman3k]

Cheers Weazel, I'll check that out when I've the time (looks like I'm gonna need a lot of time:D)

Any others??

Thanks again,

[enumerator]

Real World UI's (http://codingforums.com/showthread.php?t=50540): human factors, UI-guidelines (+ everything you didn't want to know about trains!)... :D

[brothercake]

Joe Clark's "Building Accessible Websites" is probably the best book on the subject -- http://joeclark.org/book/

[gsnedders]

Real World UI's (http://codingforums.com/showthread.php?t=50540): human factors, UI-guidelines (+ everything you didn't want to know about trains!)... :D
In summary: What happened to Britons railways is the Tories fault.

[JamieR]

I would look at some Zeldman or Meyer stuff personally..

Ah Geoffers, Damn Tories :mad:

[Badman3k]

Thanks guys I'll look into the things you've mentioned.

I've had a read of some of the posts on the Accessfiy forum and Zeldman site, but I don't have a link for the Meyer 'stuff', any chance of a link for it?

Thanks again guys,