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[an error occurred while processing this directive]Web Access for All Tool Kit
K-State's tool kit to assist University web developers
Accessibility defined
What accessibility means and how it affects web sites
Legal requirements
Describes K-State's federal and state legal obligations
Guidelines and standards
Links to federal, state, W3C guidelines and policies
Tools
Links to tools that can assist in achieving accessibility
Training and online tutorials
Links to classes and online training
Resources
Information about accessible emerging technologies and web-delivered curriculum
There are currently three primary sets of guidelines/standards for developing accessible web content:
Electronic and Information Technology Accessibility Standards developed by The Access Board as required by Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act Amendments of 1998.
The Access Board drew heavily upon the WCAG 1.0 in creating its standards. However, the two sets are not identical. The Access Board worked carefully to use language that is more consistent with enforceable regulatory language.
Federal standards/laws:ITEC Policy 1210: State of Kansas Web Accessibility Requirements. The State's Web Accessibility Subcommittee developed their guidelines from the WCAG 1.0 guidelines.
State guidelines: