This tool provides strategy and technique suggestions for designing products so that they are accessible to as many people as possible, including people with disabilities. The strategies are a compilation of items from various accessibility guidelines and strategies documents.
Information in the Ideas Browser is based on the Telecommunications Act Accessibility Guidelines (TAAG) and is organized under the TAAG headings in the navigation frame at the left side of the browser. General information about the browser, notes and credits and help are available in the header frame, and strategies and ideas content, guidelines text and examples are displayed in the main display frame.
It is important to recognize that the browser contains ideas for addressing the Telecom Guidelines. They are neither required by law nor does their use and implementation guarantee compliance with the law.
This tool is intended to give users the ability to easily browse all of the known issues and solution strategies available. The browser will continue to evolve to become a convenient, continually updated, online tool for identifying strategies for complying with emerging accessibility regulations.
Please email any feedback you have about the ideas browser to the Trace Center Info Line.
The Ideas Browser is a joint project of the Universal Telecommunications Access RERC (Gallaudet University and the Trace Center), and the Information Technology Access RERC (Trace Center), both of whom receive their core funding from the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research of the Department of Education under grant numbers H133E50002, H133A60030, and H133E980008. The opinions contained in this tool are those of the grantee and do not necessarily reflect those of the Department of Education.