Accessibility Recipes

This is intended to be something like the CSS Cookbook. It will look at each technique in detail, and explicitly show what to put in the CSS and HTML, and why you might want to do this. The single-page Accessible HTML eBooks goes through the W3C accessibility guidelines with fewer examples than this Recipe book.

Feature	Importance	Drawbacks	Ease of implementation
Styling Links (<a href)	High	Few	Easy-peasy
Title Pages	Average	None	Easy
Colour Contrast	Low-ish	Few	Easy-peasy
Language	Average	None	Variable
Abbreviations	Average	Few	Variable
Footnotes	Very High	None	Regexy
Dropcaps	Average	Unlikely	Average
Paragraphs	Average	Yes	Easy-peasy
Headings	High	Depends	Average
Emphasis (<i>, <b> etc)	Low-ish	None	Easy
Images (<img>)	High	None	Average
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