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Algernon Whistlewright (whistlewright@gnusocial.no)'s status on Monday, 15-Oct-2018 23:22:41 EDT Algernon Whistlewright

I can't find the particular page from some government agency that I looked at before about building accessible websites but I did find https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Accessibility

Why don't I ever just start with MDN?
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  from MDN Web Docs
  
  Learning some HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is useful if you want to become a web developer, but your knowledge needs to go further than just using the technologies — you need to use them responsibly so that you maximize the audience for your websites and don't lock anyone out of using them. To achieve this, you need to adhere to general best practices (which are demonstrated throughout the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript topics), do cross browser testing, and consider accessibility from the start. In this module we'll cover the latter in detail.

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