It isn’t often that a major online tech and social media outlet such as mashable takes on the topic of usability and accessibility, so I want to make sure that their article on the subject gets as much attention as possible. In an unscientific comparison of how many responses a typical Mashable article receives when posting about the iPad or Google Plus versus the number of comments posted on this topic, I’d say either few care or most are clueless.<\/p>\n
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Granted, it’s not the most exciting subject in the world, but I’m just so worked up into a fizz that Mashable put it out there, I’m going to ride their coattails and augment their efforts somewhat.<\/p>\n
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Here are three posts on the topic of web site accessibility that I wholeheartedly recommend. First, the reason it’s important by yours truly:<\/p>\n
Why You Should Care about Web Site Accessibility<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Next, some tips that will guide you through the process. This article was written by Dennis Lembree, creator of Easy Chirp:<\/a> :<\/p>\n 25 Ways to Make Your Site More Accessible<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Finally, since you will need the tools to accomplish the task, here’s the Mashable piece:<\/p>\n