> The  United States government section 508 requirements are set out at

> http://www.section508.gov/.  

> 

> "Section 508 requires that Federal agencies' electronic and information

> technology is accessible to people with disabilities. The Federal

> Information Technology Accessibility Initiative is a Federal government

> interagency effort to offer information and technical assistance to 

assist

> in the successful implementation of Section 508

> ."

> 

> Australian Standards for Accessible Web Design are at

> 

> http://www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/lawlink.nsf/pages/aus_standards .

> 

> There is a good collection of links from the CERLIM* project at

> http://www.mmu.ac.uk/h-ss/cerlim/projects/reviel/resource.htm .

> 

> *CERLIM is situated within the Department of Information and 

Communications

> at Manchester Metropolitan University.

> 

> Stephen

Hi

I'm currently developing a book about web accessibility, so I wanted to 

ask you for your input.  What are the things you worry about most when 

you're making a website accessible? What sort of information do you look 

for when you're starting work? What would make that easier or more 

approachable - or is it easy enough to do and you don't really worry about 

it??  



any info you can give me will be greatly appreciated! 



many thanks 

Ela