Accessibility

For a long time now, I've been working in the field of web accessibility, which means that I train web developers how to make their web sites accessible to people with disabilities. It's been a rewarding field to work in, one with still plenty left to accomplish, considering that there are still so many mainstream websites which are only marginally accessible to people with disabilities, at best.

Research on Cognitive Disabilities and Web Accessibility

Read my literature review Web Accessibility for Cognitive and Learning Disabilities: A Review of Research-Based Evidence in the Literature.

Other resources:

• Bibliography on web accessibility and cognitive disabilities (DRAFT)
• Functional Cognitive Disabilities (DRAFT)
• Resources about WCAG 2.0 and Cognitive Disabilities (DRAFT)

University Course: Web Accessibility and Design

I teach this course at George Mason University.

• Course index
• Syllabus