Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to provide an update on the implementation of web
accessibility guidelines at Kentucky academic library web sites. Design/methodology …

The library website is a tool shared by all library users. It is imperative to keep this tool
accessible, but accessibility guidelines are not consistently applied to all library-owned …

New changes to Ontario law will require library web sites to comply with the Web Content
Accessibility Guidelines, version 2.0 (WCAG 2.0). This study evaluates 64 Ontario university …

Purpose–Only properly designed web sites are accessible to people with print disabilities.
The purpose of this paper is to follow up on earlier investigations of this kind by looking at …

Purpose To provide librarians with a better understanding of what makes online content truly
accessible and to increase awareness of the current common accessibility issues found in …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to clarify the standards, guidelines, and laws which
affect web accessibility for academic library web sites in the USA as well as an explanation …

One issue that public librarians must consider when planning Web site design is
accessibility for patrons with disabilities. This article reports a study of Web site accessibility …

This paper focuses on the accessibility of North American library and library school Web
sites for all users, including those with disabilities. Web accessibility data collected in 2006 …

Purpose–In an effort to ensure vendor compliance with Section 508, some libraries have
begun requesting Voluntary Product Accessibility Templates (VPATs) or other …

The Internet may seem accessible to those using standard equipment such as a monitor,
keyboard, and mouse, but in reality many who are using non‐standard devices or software …