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Acronyms and Jargon

Jaws
The most popular "talking web browser" software
Lynx
The most common text-only browser
W3C
World Wide Web Consortium
The body responsible for setting standards on the web
WAI
The Web Access Initiative
A W3C initiative to improve the accessibility of the web
WCAG
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
Checklists and descriptions of how to make a website accessible, provided by the WAI.
The WCAG define three levels of accessibility compliance: single A, double A, and triple A, where triple A is the highest level
DDA
The Disability Discrimination Act is the UK legislation which covers accessibility issues on the web
Section 508
US Federal law regarding accessibility, similar in scope to the DDA.
  • Accessibility Guide
  • Browsing the web with impaired vision
  • Why Accessibility?
  • Accessibility Jargon

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