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This was an information day held in Melbourne on 22 September 1998. A one hour presentation about universal web accessibility was offered throughout the day. The presentation and a rich set of resources for those who wish to know more, was placed on a CD for later use. Details of what is on the CD and how to get it are available. On WAI Day we talked to a wide audience offering: a 'tech' approach, a trigger to action, a marketing incentive and a management perspective - web sites will be more manageable, maintainable and flexible if they are made

When developing web sites, making them as accessible as possible is crucial, both to people with different kinds of disabilities as well as to all kinds of different devices, web browsers and screen readers etc. Why? Out of respect for the user, while making the web site available to as many users as possible. You need to be aware of the fact that the web site will not look the same to all visitors, not all UAs handle CSS and other things. The solution isn’t to code in HTML 3.2 and avoid using CSS and JavaScript, since that’s just plain dumb.