Web accessibility myths (Ian Pouncey)

“…open content that is inaccessible to 50% of people is better than content that is never published. Ideally it is published with a license that allows others to take it and convert it to different forms which may be accessible, but this isn’t possible if it only exists in a file on someone’s desktop.”

Testing for Accessibility (The Pennsylvania State University)

Suggested protocols and tools for testing web sites for accessibility.

[Draft] Contacting Organizations about Inaccessible Websites (W3C)

Advice from the W3C Web Accessibility Initiative on how to approach companies with inaccessible web sites and the type of information those companies may need in order to help them make their web sites more accessible.