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• 10 Easy Accessibility Tips Anyone Can Use
  May 9, 2013
• Low Vision Survey Results
  April 29, 2013
• Low Vision and Motor Disability Surveys
  February 12, 2013
• Welcoming Dr. Sergio Luján Mora
  January 11, 2013
• WebAIM's 2012 Year in Review
  December 20, 2012

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Low Vision and Motor Disabilities Surveys

Results of WebAIM Survey of Users with Low Vision and Survey of Users with Motor Disabilities are now available. The results of these surveys are of great interest and can be used to inform design and development choices for those creating accessible web content.

Low Vision Survey ResultsMotor Disability Survey Results

Screen Reader Survey

The results of the fourth WebAIM screen reader user survey are now available. The survey results provide invaluable data for web developers, disability advocates, and standards bodies.

View the Survey Results

Infographic: Web Accessibility for Designers

This new infographic highlights a few important principles of accessible design.

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Using VoiceOver to Evaluate Web Accessibility

VoiceOver is a screen reader on Apple computers, iPhones, iPads, and iPod Touches. This article teaches the basics of using VoiceOver to evaluate the accessibility of web content.

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