Sounds like a great idea! 1) I'd love to hear about the different issues people have and what tools they use to overcome their problems. Seems like this would

Sounds like a great idea! 1) I'd love to hear about the different issues people have and what tools they use to overcome their problems. Seems like this would help give everyone a level playing field to start talking about developing for accessibility. 2) I've always had trouble with the "build it however now and we'll make it accessible later" approach. Unobtrusiveness needs to come first, Ajaxifying later. However, it's hard to sell that when you don't have much time to begin with. Perhaps you could speak to how we, as developers, could convince our clients (and fellow team members) that accessibility is a) so damn important and b) not just for blind people. 3) I'd also love to read how to make unobtrusive, accessible development work on a team. Do you develop the whole thing with no Javascript first, then come back around and hit it with Ajax? Can you do both at the same time? How would non-technical testers determine it's working properly? Just some thoughts. It's a great idea and I can't wait to see what you come up with! Keep fighting the good fight Brian!