Web Access Centre

Web Access Centre

Summary: Homepage for RNIB's web access centre.

"For me being online is everything. It's my hi-fi, my source of income, my supermarket, my telephone. It's my way in."
Lynn Holdsworth, screen reader user, Web Developer and Programmer

The Web Access Centre is a source of information for web designers, developers, content authors and website managers. Here you will find advice on how to plan, build and test accessible websites. For additional guidance, read articles on new or contentious topics and case studies from other organisations about how they have resolved accessibility issues.

We also offer the See it Right audit service as well as being available for consultancy, training and workshops.

Content author: webaccess@rnib.org.uk

Last updated: 08/04/2008 18:38

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