Accessibility
Accessibility & Section 508 Web Design
Whether you are under the federal government Section 508 requirements, or you have a Web site with an impaired audience, or if you're just concerned with making sure every audience member experience your site in the best way possible, Way Cool Web Design offers accessibility options for your Web site. For starters, every Web site template we build meets Section 508 Priority 1 standards for accessibility, meaning your basic accessibility concerns are met right out of the gate. We use ALT attributes, skipnavs and proper tagging when appropriate to put your Section 508 concerns at ease.
More advanced accessibility concerns can be addressed as well. Just let us know your needs.
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