Matt Baily’s Web Site Accessibility Blog

Posted June 23rd, 2005 by Christopher Phillips

I have been wandering around online tonight trying to find I’ve missed in the last few months and came across the Web Site Accessibility Blog from Matt Bailey. Here are just a few examples of great posts from his blog: How To: Create Accessible PDF’s, IBM urges US senate for accessibility standards in information technology, and Are Blind Users Able to Blog?.

It looks like the Accessibility Blog is still fairly new so stop by and give Matt a welcome.

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