Trying to champion the cause of website accessibility can sometimes be a very lonely task. These days not many people seem to care. People often think of accessibility as meaning that you have to make provision for blind people to use your site. This is part of it but it is definitely not all of it.

Website accessibility means that your site should be accessible to as many people as possible. You have to make provision for all your users, all the different browsers out there as well as all the different technologies.

To me having a website that excludes anyone is not only pointless, it can be considered as being rude. Why bother to get something out in the public eye if you have not made sure that the public as a whole can actually make use of it?

I wish you lots of success in your efforts in trying to get your site to conform to the standards. Your efforts will not only benefit your users but will benefit you as well. Your site will load quicker, you will get more visitors and you will have the gratitude of all those who really need the changes you are busy with. On behalf of all these people I thank you for your hard work.