This is a practical tutorial in which we explore how to use the built-in functionality in Dreamweaver to make existing sites or new development more accessible, without needing to add hours onto development time.
Most of us have never experienced being unable to use a mouse, or having to rely on a screen reader to get information from web sites, and so it is easy to not have accessibility at the front of our minds when working on a site. By switching on the accessibility preferences in Dreamweaver, we have a reminder of the attributes that we can add to make using our site easier for all of our users - without degrading the experience for those using a regular browser who will probably never know that these attributes even exist on the site.

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