Section 508 Review
(a) Text equivalent for non-text elements
(b) Synchronized alternatives for multimedia
(c) Information conveyed in color is also available without color
(d) Readable documents without style sheets
(e) Server-side image map for redundant links
(f) Client-side image maps will be provided instead of server-side image maps
(g) Row and column headers for data tables
(h) Markup for two or more logical levels if headers in a table
(i) Titled frames for identification and Navigation
(l) Identify scripts with functional text
(n) Structure forms with instructions and cues
(o) Skip repetitive navigation links
(p) Timed response alert and extension
General Categories of Review
Navigation and Orientation
- Proper headings
- Tabbing
- Linearization
- Form Controls
- Table Elements
- Plug ins
- Scripts
Taxonomy
Proper naming and use of Links
Framework built around Section 508
- Section 508 guidelines are used to organize additional design standards such as W3C
- Screenshots of a page are taken at the time of testing as errors or problems are identified.
Design-In Standards Including:
- Usability
- Interoperability
- Accessibility
What to do when a web page or application is not accessible
A review of current accessible coding methods and suggested alternative must be conducted before considering a TEXT ONLY version. For those considering the use of a TEXT ONLY separate web page , it is suggested that the be done in consultation with the Universal Design Center Team.
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