Once again use ALT, TITLE, and SUMMARY tags where necessary to inform those who can not see. Make a text version of any audio file available, if it provides any information. An instrumental playing in the background should be described as alt="instrumental version of (song name)"
"alt" tags <img src="a picture.gif" alt="A picture" height ="50" width="50">
Provide text files for audio:
A transcript of any audio that provides
information should be provided. If necessary make a link to the transcript
and put in on another page.
Tables with Multi-Column Text:
Avoid the use of table to format text in multiple columns when possible.
Use a Text Only version of the page that encompasses the use of ordered or
unordered (bulleted) lists.
JAVA applets:
Provide the results of the JAVA Applet by some means that visually
handicapped users by understand. If this is not possible, let them know.
Form Tab Orders and Labels:
User input forms should use the label
element to give input fields labels that may be understood by screen readers.
All input fields should have a tab index that provides the ability to move from
one field to another, in a logical order. For info on input types see
http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/interact/forms.html#edef-INPUT