Here's another thing to keep in mind. I am hearing impaired. I've been seeing more information given through screencasts and videos, often untranscribed or unca

Here's another thing to keep in mind. I am hearing impaired. I've been seeing more information given through screencasts and videos, often untranscribed or uncaptioned. For example, I make websites, so I'd have liked a captioned or transcribed version for the screencast in this article. There's also been other sites where the sole tutorial was an uncaptioned video. Is the problem lack of awareness? It takes much more effort to caption or transcribe videos and make websites screenreader friendly than to use valid HTML and CSS. But when I ask about making something accessible, people are usually happy to oblige. I suspect it's because suddenly they realize part of their target audience needs it.