PS recipe easily for accessible websites: - avoid JS to modify change the behaviour of element (see last point); - no JS for generating URL (see last point) -

PS recipe easily for accessible websites: - avoid JS to modify change the behaviour of element (see last point); - no JS for generating URL (see last point) - no IMG - ALT on IMG / use of captions - avoid significant information in IMG - if the sites renders on lynx it works on a braille terminal - avoid async - avoid table based presentation BUt use table for presenting table - avoid CSS contorsion (like presenting tables without using table) - fire designers, UX specialists - if JS is needed, jquery is the only js framework that took a great care in being accessible (non-obstrusive) Basically, anyone reasonably competent in HTML should be doing an accessible website by default. If your site is not, your devs are just craps.