I decided to use Robbie's bookmark - How to Make Your Website More Accessible. I like that it explains how this is everyone's job to make the internet accessible to all users. We do need to become aware of how a webpage is set up and how we would be able to navigate it if we were deaf, blind, or had some other disability. We take for granted that we can read the information, see the pictures, and know exactly where the links are to click. This site that Robbie bookmarked makes you aware of different areas of the webpage design that should be set up carefully so that anyone could access it.

This is a web-based platform to help meet web accessibility needs. Some of the services it provides include auditing for ADA compliance, detailed reports of the findings, training courses and more to help ensure your website is in compliance. There is a free trial available. I first came across AMP Express which is part of the SSB Bart platform. You type your URL into the space provided and it will test your site for accessibility.