Creating accessible online resources and services can be an overwhelming challenge. The practical advice in this book will enable librarians and educators to identify ways in which they can make their resources and services more accessible, one step at a time.


* Supplies practical strategies that are easy to implement in an accessibility guide that is specifically tailored to the library environment to meet current needs

* Explains specifically how librarians can evaluate current levels of accessibility as well as products provided by third-party vendors

* Written by a librarian who worked at the Center for Disability Information and Referral (CeDIR)-a library at a research institute focused on improving the lives of people with disabilities across the lifespan-for more than a decade

* Serves a wide variety of readers, including web developers and web content managers/developers, public service librarians, instruction librarians, electronic resource collection developers, and library directors at public and academic libraries