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  1. Visit The Four Principles of Web Accessibility - Beast-Blog.com The Four Principles of Web Accessibility - Beast-Blog.com

    The WCAG 2.0 guidelines and Success Criteria are organized around four principles, which lay the foundation necessary for anyone to access and use Web content. Anyone who wants to use the Web must have content that is: Perceivable, Operable, Under… More

  2. Visit Everything is a Progressive Enhancement - Accessites.org Everything is a Progressive Enhancement - Accessites.org

    Scripts aren't the only progressive enhancements found on web sites. Images, content, links, and layout are all progressive enhancements, and this type of thinking can be helpful.

  3. Visit Exploring a Web Site’s Visual Accessibility - Beast-Blog.com Exploring a Web Site’s Visual Accessibility - Beast-Blog.com

    There's more to web accessibility than accommodating minority users. A good site will also be visually accessible meaning it is well-organized, clear in content and layout, and more. Forgetting the needs of majority users does not a good site make.

  4. Visit SEU, Search Engine Useless | Standardzilla : Search, Standards and Accessibility SEU, Search Engine Useless | Standardzilla : Search, Standards and Accessibility

    Lately I have been asked again and again, What can I do to improve my rankings in Google?. This is a bit of a loaded question, but one I always attempt to answer when I am dealing with anything search related. I usually begin with a quick glance a… More

  5. Visit Web Site Planning 101 - Beast-Blog.com Web Site Planning 101 - Beast-Blog.com

    Sometimes people want a web site, but don't understand the media or how to begin. This article should help with the planning phase.

  6. Visit An Offset Content Penalty? - Beast-Blog.com An Offset Content Penalty? - Beast-Blog.com

    Can practices that enhance accessibility and usability be deemed as unethical search engine indexing tomfoolery?

  7. Visit Avoiding Extreme Accessibility - Beast-Blog.com Avoiding Extreme Accessibility - Beast-Blog.com

    Can you try too hard to make your site accessible? Can going to extremes actually have an undesirable effect? Sometimes the best laid plans fall flat when implemented.

  8. Visit Accessites.org: Visual vs. Structural Accessites.org: Visual vs. Structural

    Instead of breaking out Photoshop and slicing and dicing your way to a web page, start with its actual content, make it right, then style it to make it look great. It's really the best way, but the debate goes on. Here's Tommy Ollson's take on the issue.

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