A select list of web sites focusing on on-line access issues for people with disabilities.

64th IFLA General Conference August 16 - August 21, 1998
A paper entitled "Disabilities Information Resources; Accessible Website Building Merges Daisy on the Internet" delivered by Hiroshi Kawamura, Information Center Japanese Society for Rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities (JSRPD). Tokyo, Japan.

Bobby
This web site is a public service offered by the Centre for Applied Special Technology (U.S.)  that analyses web pages for their accessibility to people with disabilities as well as their compatibility with various browsers. You can tell Bobby the URL for a web page you would like to have rated or download the Bobby application and run it locally.

Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)
A great web site authoritative, comprehensive and international.  Best of all, look at their Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.

How to Design an Aesthetically-Pleasing, ADA-Compliant Website
This is an excellent list of resources, as presented by Catherine Weeks, Senior Information Specialist at University of Missouri-Columbia's Campus Computing.

Designing an Accessible World
A list of brilliant sites, mostly Australian, all dealing with issues of on-line accessibility for people with disabilities, including a link to the New South Wales Attorney General's Department's AUS Standards "Universal Specifications" Accessibility Standards for Web Design.

Designing and Understanding Accessible WWW Pages
Extensive coverage of this topical issue on the Alliance for Technology Access web site.

Information for Designers of Public Access Terminals
Encourages public access terminal manufacturers and service providers to adopt Design for All principles.