Web Accessibility for People With Disabilities

Learn how people with blindness, color blindness, impaired vision, and/or cognitive disabilities can more easily view and move through Web pages.

Find out how to change Internet Explorer for Windows settings to make Web pages, including those onBlink and TritonLink, easier to read:

• Tips for people who have blindness
• Tips for people who have colorblindness
• Tips for people who have impaired vision
• Tips for people who have cognitive disabilities

If you use a Mac, find out about accessibility on Apple's Accessibility page.

For tips on developing accessible Web pages, see Web Accessibility Plan for Page Creators.

Note: This page has a friendly link that’s easy to remember: http://blink.ucsd.edu/go/webaccessibility

Technology

Usability & Accessibility Resources

• 5-Minute Check
• Tips
• Planning
• Applications
• Accessibility Tips for People With Disabilities
  • For People Who Are Blind
  • For People Who Are Colorblind
  • For People Who Have Impaired Vision
  • For People With Cognitive Disabilities