I created this document since I haven't seen anything similar available. It should not be considered canonical and expresses my opionions only. Creating Accessible Pages Flexibility is the key to accessibility. It's important to keep in mind that people will be using a variety of technologies to access your home page. Your HTTP server can query the user's browser and serve them the appropriate page or you can provide a TEXT ONLY link option.
Accessible buildings benefit everyone.
The same ramps that help people in wheelchairs also aid people on crutches, those pushing baby carriages, or package delivery carriers. In the same way, making the Internet accessible not only benefits the disability community, but helps everyone. A properly-designed, accessible site is fun, easy to use, and loads quickly . Opening up your HTML documents so that they are more accessible not only increases your market towards those with disabilities, but also to people using non-standard or cutting edge technologies. The tools that let a blind person read a page using Lynx at home also help someone with a Palm VII with CPDT wireless link access your page from the back seat of their Lexus.