Colorado’s Accessibility Law HB21-1110 and your Library’s Website

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Information and resources on how HB21-1110 impacts libraries and library websites.

Website Accessibility How-to-Guides The Colorado Governor's Office of Information Technology developed website accessibility guides that share best practices for website page structure, accessible…
How I do an Accessibility Check The A11Y Project created a great video overview for conducting a website accessibility audit.
Selecting Web Accessibility Evaluation Tools The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) discusses tools organizations can use to evaluate websites for accessibility.
Guide to Creating User-Friendly and Useful Websites The Colorado Governor's Office of Information Technology created a User Experience Playbook to help organizations create human-centered web services.

Colorado’s Accessibility Law HB21-1110 and your Library’s Website

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