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Table of Contents A11Y DPUB Techniques based on WCAG 2.0 General HTML and XHTML Techniques CSS Techniques Client-side Scripting Techniques Server-side Scripting Techniques SMIL Techniques Plain Text Techniques ARIA Techniques Flash Techniques Silverlight Techniques PDF Techniques Common Failures DPUB Specific Techniques A11Y DPUB Techniques based on ATAG 1.0 Support Accessible Authoring Practices Generate Standard Markup Support the creation of accessible content Provide ways of checking and correcting inaccessible content: Integrate accessibility solutions into the overall "look and feel" Promote accessibility in help and documentation Ensure that the authoring tool is accessible to authors with disabilities UAAG Guidelines and Principles PRINCIPLE 1: Perceivable Guideline 1.1: Alternative content Guideline 1.2: Missing content Guideline 1.3: Highlighting Guideline 1.4: Text configuration Guideline 1.5: Volume configuration Guideline 1.6: Synthesized speech configuration Guideline 1.7: User style sheet configuration Guideline 1.8: Orientation in viewports Guideline 1.9: Alternative views Guideline 1.10: Element Information PRINCIPLE 2. Operable Guideline 2.1: Keyboard access Guideline 2.2: Sequential navigation Guideline 2.3: Direct navigation and activation Guideline 2.4: Text Search Guideline 2.5: Structural navigation Guideline 2.6: Event handlers Guideline 2.7: Preference settings Guideline 2.8: Graphical controls Guideline 2.9: Time-independent interaction Guideline 2.10: Flashing Guideline 2.11: Time-based media Guideline 2.12: Other Input Devices PRINCIPLE 3: Understandable Guideline 3.1: Mistakes Guideline 3.2: Documentation Guideline 3.3: Predictable PRINCIPLE 4. Programmatic access Guideline 4.1: Assistive technology PRINCIPLE 5: Specifications and conventions Guideline 5.1: Follow specifications

A11Y DPUB Techniques based on WCAG 2.0

General

DPUB's General Techniques - WCAG General Techniques

HTML and XHTML Techniques

DPUB's HTML Techniques - WCAG HTML Techniques

CSS Techniques

DPUB's CSS Techniques - WCAG CSS Techniques

Client-side Scripting Techniques

DPUB's Client Side Scripting - WCAG Client-Side Techniques

Server-side Scripting Techniques

DPUB's Server Side Scripting - WCAG Server-Side Techniques

SMIL Techniques

DPUB's SMIL Techniques - WCAG SMIL Techniques

Plain Text Techniques

DPUB's Plain Text Techniques - WCAG Plain Text Techniques

ARIA Techniques

DPUB's ARIA Techniques - WCAG ARIA Techniques

Flash Techniques

DPUB's Flash Techniques - WCAG Flash Techniques

Silverlight Techniques

DPUB's Silverlight Techniques - WCAG SilverLight Techniques

PDF Techniques

DPUB's PDF Techniques - WCAG PDF Techniques

Common Failures

DPUB's Common Failures - WCAG Common Failures

DPUB Specific Techniques

DPUB Specific Techniques

A11Y DPUB Techniques based on ATAG 1.0

ATAG 1.0 Techniques

Support Accessible Authoring Practices

DPUB'S Section 1 - ATAG Section 1

Generate Standard Markup

DPUB's Section 2 - ATAG's Section 2

Support the creation of accessible content

DPUB's Section 3 - ATAG's Section 3

Provide ways of checking and correcting inaccessible content:

DPUB's Section 4 - ATAG's Section 4

Integrate accessibility solutions into the overall "look and feel"

DPUB's Section 5 - ATAG's Section 5

Promote accessibility in help and documentation

DPUB's Section 6 - ATAG's Section 6

Ensure that the authoring tool is accessible to authors with disabilities

DPUB's Section 7 - ATAG's Section 7

UAAG Guidelines and Principles

PRINCIPLE 1: Perceivable

Guideline 1.1: Alternative content

DPUB's Alternative Content - UUAG Alternative Content

Guideline 1.2: Missing content

DPUB's Missing Content - UUAG Missing Content

Guideline 1.3: Highlighting

DPUB's Highlighting - UUAG Highlighting

Guideline 1.4: Text configuration

DPUB's Text Configuration - UUAG Text Configuration

Guideline 1.5: Volume configuration

DPUB's Volume Configuration - UUAG Volume Configuration

Guideline 1.6: Synthesized speech configuration

DPUB's Synthesized Speech Configuration - UUAG Synthesized Speech Configuration

Guideline 1.7: User style sheet configuration

DPUB's User Style Sheet Configuration - UUAG User Style Sheet Configuration

Guideline 1.8: Orientation in viewports

DPUB's Orientation in Viewports - UUAG Orientation in Viewports

Guideline 1.9: Alternative views

DPUB's Alternative Views - UUAG Alternative Views

Guideline 1.10: Element Information

DPUB's Element Information - UUAG Element Information

PRINCIPLE 2. Operable

Guideline 2.1: Keyboard access

DPUB's Keyboard Access - UUAG Keyboard Access

Guideline 2.2: Sequential navigation

DPUB's Sequential Navigation - UUAG Sequential Navigation

Guideline 2.3: Direct navigation and activation

DPUB's Direct Navigation and Activation - UUAG Direct Navigation and Activation

Guideline 2.4: Text Search

DPUB's Text Search - UUAG Text Search

Guideline 2.5: Structural navigation

DPUB's Structural Navigation - UUAG Structural Navigation

Guideline 2.6: Event handlers

DPUB's Event Handlers - UUAG Event Handlers

Guideline 2.7: Preference settings

DPUB's Preference Settings - UUAG Preference Settings

Guideline 2.8: Graphical controls

DPUB's Graphical Controls - UUAG Graphical Controls

Guideline 2.9: Time-independent interaction

DPUB's Time-Independent Interaction - UUAG Time-Independent Interaction

Guideline 2.10: Flashing

DPUB's Flashing - UUAG Flashing

Guideline 2.11: Time-based media

DPUB's Time-Based Media - UUAG Time-Based Media

Guideline 2.12: Other Input Devices

DPUB's Other Input Devices - UUAG Other Input Devices

PRINCIPLE 3: Understandable

Guideline 3.1: Mistakes

DPUB's Avoiding Mistakes - UUAG Mistakes

Guideline 3.2: Documentation

DPUB's Documentation - UUAG Documentation

Guideline 3.3: Predictable

DPUB's Predictable - UUAG Predictable

PRINCIPLE 4. Programmatic access

Guideline 4.1: Assistive technology

DPUB's Assistive Technology - UUAG Assistive Technology

PRINCIPLE 5: Specifications and conventions

Guideline 5.1: Follow specifications

DPUB's Specifications and Conventions - UUAG Specifications and Conventions