Accessibility Checklist
	

	
 Learn about accessibility guidelines (see list of sites in Table 2).
	
 Learn about ADA and Section 508 regulations (http://www.fose.com/index.html).
	
 Make sure that all user functions are mapped to the keyboard.
	
 Each time you introduce a user-accessible feature, ask yourself questions such as,
	 	"Could a blind person use this?" or "Could my grandmother use this?" 
	
 Follow established user-interface conventions. 
	
 Be consistent about how functions are performed (Tab key and Control-Tab).
	
 Use standard methods for processing I/O so that access tools will interact with 
	     your code correctly.

Table 1: Disability access checklist.