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1. Mobility Scooters: The Key To Mobility Are you thinking about buying a mobility scooter? Read this article to see if a mobility scooter is right for you.  Do you already own a mobility scooter? Now give a thought to safety. A mobility scooter is a small motor cycle and should be...
2. Wheelchairs This lens is an overview of wheelchairs and wheelchair accessories. There is information for the newbie trying to decide what kind of wheelchair they need. There is also information for the verteran wheelchair user who is looking for new cool wheelch...
3. Wheelchair Ramps Offer Accessibility This lens has information about wheelchair ramps and how to buy the right wheelchair ramp for your needs. First, read this article about what to look for in a wheelchair ramp. Then look below and see if you can find an interesting opportunity from Am...
4. Handicap Equipment We want people to have the opportunity to create one's own life and one's own daily lives on their own terms, regardless of their physical conditions and need for handicap equipment.
5. CSS Design When I began designing websites, my biggest concern was the finished product. I didn't care that the code was bloated as long as my site looked good in IE and Netscape. Tables, pixel shims, font tags -- nothing was off limits. Then I discovered X...
6. Finding Blind-Accessible Games If you're blind, or have a friend or loved one who is, you probably know how hard it is to find games and social activities that are fully accessible.  This lens aims to introduce you to how blind accessible games work, show you where to find th...
7. Baby Boomer Friendly Web Sites "Many Shopping Sites Not Baby-Boomer Friendly" screams one article's title. What is a Baby-Boomer Friendly Site? What does it mean for you as a retailer? Why would you want to make your site Baby-Boomer Friendly. With the Baby-Boomer audien...
8. Web Site Usability Checklists and Resources - How To Improve Your Web Site The relationship between web design, search engine marketing and optimization and web site usability is my specialty. They're all related. When united together and fully understood, each aspect becomes a work horse for your web site. My passion is di...
9. Website Accessibility on Search Engines  Christmas is approaching so here is a free tip from Slipstream – share 2 user experience tips: Build a Text Based Site Map Large, complex sites should always have a site map. Don’t let your visitors feel their way through the si...
10. Healthcare Real Estate The architecture and design considerations of modern hospitals, healthcare facilities and medical office buildings are as complex and unique as the patients that visit.
11. Health Care in America The most widely accepted definition of good health is that of the World Health Organization Constitution. It states that "health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity&quo...
12. Warning! Warning! There are no images here! Why not? Images make the page pretty. Do you need pretty? It depends on the topic. Images are to illustrate content, not for pretty pages. If a visitor to your page is vision impaired, they can't see the images, so can the text stand alone?
13. wheelchair accessible vehicles MobilityWorks (formerly Advanced Mobility) is the all-inclusive Dealership Experience, and with Julienne Dallara on board, making the World Accessible is one step closer. Julienne is the pleasant smile seen at MobilityWorks. She is a Mobility Sales...
14. Web Standards: Best Practices Web Development The craft of building web sites that are functional, beautiful, usable and accessible is not a simple one. The new web professional needs to wear lots of hats! Fortunately, help is at hand. Out of the thousands and thousands of web development sites...
15. Walk In Bath Tubs A walk in bath tub with doors provides an opportunity to keep or restore the self-confidence, independence, dignity and pride. Often, being able to bathe and shower safely in the comfort of your own home can contribute a lot to your ability to age wi...
16. Handicapped Travel We will try to help you have a great experience in Las Vegas even from your wheelchair. Yes! You can do it!
17. Increased Profits From An Accessible Website Gain more visitors to your website by using web standards and accessibility standards. You will attract more visitors who can use your website. More visitors means more money for you!
18. TrustWeb Web Company A Web 2.0 Company: Web Design, Web Development, RIA, AJAX, SEO, SEM
19. Primolicious Disability Website Primolicious is the cozy online gathering place for the Disability Community where Partners with common interests and challenges connect, share and support one another. Visitors also become well informed on a wide variety of disability-related catego...
20. making-websites-for-disabled-users I recently built a simple website for a business supplying power chairs to the UK. As it would be used by disabled people I first researched usability guidelines for disabled people. Fortunately, many of the steps that you can take to maximize acces...