Here is a good start for you: http://dsc.ucsf.edu/pdf/report13.pdf This is a 13 page report dealing with this very topic. Perhaps you could glean some ideas from it. Read more

Properly done, an accessible page will do what is needed for people with disabilities, and not be noticed bu the general population Something to keep in mind is that most disabilities come in *degrees* - so although you may not have many totally blind people visiting your website, you quite likely have a lot of older people who's vision isn't as good as when they were young - and proper font/color choices will help those people as well, even though they aren't "disabled" (My personal pet peeve - CSS sheets that set the text of input fields to "black", without bothering to check if maybe I have a light-on-dark theme set by default. So their forced black ends up on my dark blue background and becomes unreadable. Leaving the color off would result in a light-blue on dark-blue, and specifying the background as well would solve it too. Yahoo, this means *YOU* :) Read more

508 and probably ADA Read more

You might want to check out the Dublin section of Craig's List, the site is great for finding exactly this type of thing. http://dublin.craigslist.org/ Read more

the ability for people to access the web? especially directed at people who are color blind or deaf. like umm you know how those where for example in register forms you have them type the words in the box security thing well if people have acute vision or problems seeing it right they can hear the audio. and some websites have contrasting colours so people can see better the text written on it. also some websites have option to increase text size and everything. and maybe websites are easy to use and friendly? for people who dont know or arent techno savvy or dont know how to use the computer some websites are user friendly and have big buttons so people know what their doing. Read more

try mobile9.com mobiles24.com zedge.net ventones.com myxertones.com phonezoo.com Read more

I am unsure of your question. If your looking for a software that makes W3C web content then the nearest web builder you can get is a software which is the best web builder on the planet. Its called WYSIWYG Web Builder. Most of the pre-coding is W3C and its an easy drag and drop web builder without the need to use invisable forms! Trust me, I love it and you can also advance code in it too! Its GREAT! http://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/ Read more

Open browser - use TAB or shortcuts (look at menus and the underlines letter is the key you hit while holding SHIFT or CTRL or whatever). Read more

Your local library has some sort of printed form that addresses this to the community. Check that. Read more

You can try to use the site bellow: http://www.ecademy.com/module.php?mod=club&t=61656 Read more