Web Design References

Sites & Blogs

• 2ality JavaScript and more - Axel Rauschmayer
• 24 Accessibility - The 24 Accessibility Team (Dennis Deacon, Carie Fisher, and Scott O'Hara)
• 456 Berea Street - Roger Johansson
• 4Syllables - Dey Alexander
• A11y Cat (2023) - Amin Aminis
• A11y Rules
• Aaron Gustafson
• Access & Use - Detlev Fischer
• Adactio - Jeremey Keith
• Adam Silver
• Adrian Roselli
• Alastair Campbell
• A List Apart - Jeffrey Zeldman
• AccessIT - Federally funded national technical assistance center on education based accessible information technology
• AccessibilityOZ Blog
• Alertbox - Jakob Nielsen
• AlastairC - Alastair Campbell
• Ahmad Shadeed Blog
• Anne’s Weblog - Anne Van Kesteren
• AXSChat
• eSSENTIAL Accessibility Blog - Tom Babinszki
• Axess Lab
• Becky Gibson: WebA11y
• Ben Myers
• Bloug - Lou Rosenfelds
• Brad Frost
• Bruce Lawson
• Carie Fisher
• Clear Helper - John Rochford
• Chris Coyier
• Christian Heilmann
• CivicActions
• CSS Weekly
• Deque
• Digital A11Y Blog - Raghavendra Satish Peri
• Digital Accessibility Digest
• Do It Myself Blog - Glenda Watson Hyatt
• E-Access Blog
• Eric Bailey
• Eric Eggert
• Gerry McGovern
• Gian Wild's Blog
• Glenda Sims
• HeydonWorks
• Hidde de Vries
• Ian Devlin
• Ian Lloyd
• Ian Pouncey
• Inclusive Components - Heydon Pickering
• Illinois Center for Information Technology and Web Accessibility
• InfoDesign - Peter J. Bogaards
• Intopia
• Jens Oliver Meiert
• Jon Gibbins
• Juicy Studio - Gez Lemon
• Karl Groves
• Kilian Valkhof
• Kitty Giraudel
• Knowbility
• Law Office of Lainey Feingold - Lainey Feingold
• Lea Verou
• Lireo Designs - Deborah Edwards-Onoro
• Manuel Matuzović
• Marcie Sutton: Substantial
• Mark Greenfield
• Maxability Blog - Rakesh
• Maxdesign - Russ Weakley
• Measureing U - Jeff Sauro
• Media Access Australia
• Meryl K. Evans
• Michelle Barker - CSS In Real Life
• Microassist
• Minnesota News
• Mutua11y Blog
• National Center on Disability and Journalism
• OddBird
• peterme  - Peter Merholz
• QuirksBlog - Peter-Paul Koch
• Rachel Andrew
• Rachele DiTullio
• Responsive Images Community Group
• Robert's talk - Robert Nyman
• Sara Soueidan
• Sarah Higley
• Sarah Horton
• Scott Berkun
• Scott O'Hara
• Scott Vinkle
• Semantics - Peter Morville
• SitePoint
• Standardista - Estelle Weyl
• Stephanie Eckles
• Stuart Langridge
• Ted Drake
• Terrill Thompson
• TetraLogical
• The A11Y Project
• The Art of Web Accessibility - Steve Grobschmidt
• The Paciello Group Interactive Blog
• Tink - Léonie Watson
• UI Access - Shawn Lawton Henry
• Una Kravets
• Usability First
• UXmatters - Pabini Gabriel-Petit, Publisher & Editor in Chief
• Vanseo Design - Steven Bradley
• W3C - THE place to go for official web information. It is the authoritative source for web standards, including accessibility standards. W3C is an industry consortium created to develop common protocols that enhance the interoperability and promote the evolution of the Web. W3C is jointly run by MIT Laboratory for Computer Science (LCS) in the USA, National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control (INRIA) in France and Keio University in Japan.
  • W3C Developers - W3C
  • WAI - W3C's section to check out for Web Content Accessibility. WAI's purpose is to make the Web more accessible to people with disabilities. The WAI has five major areas of work: technology, guidelines, tools, education and outreach, and research and development.
    • Web Content Accessibility Interest Group Mail Archives
• We are Colorblind - Tom van Beveren, Kim van den Brink and Denver the Cat
• WebA11y - Becky Gibson
• WebAIM - The Web Accessibility "How-To" Site. It is administered through a grant provided by the Learning Anywhere Anytime Program Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education.
  • WebAIM Discussion Forum Archives
• WebAxe - Dennis Lembree
• Web Centric - Margaret Menzin
• Web Teacher - Virginia DeBolt
• Wendy Chisholm
• Wholly Accessible - Rachael Montgomery
• Wholegrain Digital
• Yale Web Style Guide - Patrick J. Lynch and Sarah Horton
• Zeldman

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