accessibility

Web Accessibility: Web Standards and Regulatory Compliance
$49.99
Excellent resource for ADA compliance. The requirements for ADA are so complicated that without a book like this it would be difficult if not impossible to understand what is compliant and what is not.

Accessibility for Everybody: Understanding the Section 508 Accessibility Requirements
$79.99
As an excellent guide to getting started with accessibility and a must-have for anyone's reference collection, this book truly lives up to its name "Understanding the Section 508 Accessibility Requirements." Having been an Accessibility tester for 2.5 years now, I recommend this book to anyone working with or considering Accessibility support.(...)

Lorex 4 Channel Pentaplex DVR with 320GB Hard Drive, Integrated DVD-RW & Internet Remote Accessibility
$1,299.95
4 Channel Internet Remote Pentaplex DVR with 320GB HDD, DVD-RW Optical Drive, MPEG4 Compression and GUI

Design Accessible Web Sites: Thirty-Six Keys to Creating Content for All Audiences and Platforms (Pragmatic Programmers)
$34.95
As the world continues to march to information on the Internet, the issue of accessibility for Web sites has continued to grow in importance. Especially as glitz and flashy programming grow ever more popular in Web design, the chance of leaving those with special needs behind increases. What accessibility means also can be a murky area, though as lawsuits against Target and other stores over Web accessibility shows, this is still important. Sydik helps cut through the often vague standards to show the reader step-by-step things that are important for accessibility, but often are not major changes. He explains what accessibility entails, and looks at different solutions, and the pitfalls that some can produce making things worse for accessibility when it is trying to improve it. His chapters are grouped into thematic sections, but each chapter focuses on one item, keeping the information short and relevant to the topic. At the conclusion he walks through the current and proposed accessibility standards and gives practical advice and translation of what the sections mean, and what you can do about it (citing chapters that addressed the topic). This book is very readable, practical and sits on my desk for quick reference and advice. It is an excellent starting point for acquainting yourself with the issue of accessibility for Web sites and what you can do to help design them properly.