Some of the following links may provide additional information in planning accessible web delivery of information. It includes a link to the Checklist of Checkpoints for Web Content Accessibility Guideline 1.0. ALA Editions, the publishing imprint of the American Library Association, is offering the entire text, with HTML coding. This offering addresses the creation of electronic resources accessible to all users. For libraries that must proactively and deliberately plan for the accessibility of electronic resources, this free online version clearly lays out how to become ADA compliant, publicize efforts, and welcome a new community of users to the library.
Some tools offer more control at code level.
Others are more user-friendly to beginning web developers. The important long range issue is how flexible is the program and the resulting pages accessible across platforms 2 and browsers. Testing documents on different computer platform and with different browsers is an important part of providing accessible websites for issues. Providing a link on a web document where uses can comment on the usability of the document is another important part of service. Since it is impossible to test every mode of distribution, users feed back can be a great asset to improving website accessibility.