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Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Chapter 1: Introduction to Universal Design
• Chapter 2: Norman's Design Concepts
• Chapter 3: Internet & Web Fundamentals History of the Internet & the Web & the Development of Web Standards
• Chapter 4: Website Planning & User ExperienceInformation Architecture: Planning Out a Web Site (previously "Web Design Basics")
• Chapter 5: Web Design (previously "Design Continued")
• Chapter 6: CSS (previously "chap 8: CSS – Separating Content from Presentation")
• Chap7-MoreHtmlChapter 7: Other HTML Elements
• Chapter 7: Responsive Design (new topic))
• Chapter 8: HTML, Structure & Design (previously "chap 6")
• Chapter 9: HTML 5 (new topic)
• Chapter 10: AJAX & ARIA (previously "chap 13")
• Chapter 11: Web Accessibility & Users (previously "chap 10")
• Chapter 12: Accessibility & Accessibility Testing (previously "chap 11")
• Chapter 13: The Mobile Web & Accessibility (previously "chap 12")
• Chapter 14: Pulling it all Together (new topic)

Key Concepts to Include

Direct link to key concepts: http://webdevgroupcu.org/wiki/index.php?title=KeyConcepts

About this Project

The goal of this project is to create an accessible ebook which can be used at no cost in university and college web design courses. The Saylor Foundation pays reimbursement of $20k for books that fit their course outlines. If compensation is received from such a source for the content of this book, it will be shared with the contributors based roughly on their amount of input into the book. However, be aware that there is no guaranty that any compensation will be forthcoming. The ultimate aim here is to create a free ebook in the area of Universal Design for Digital Media (focused primarily on Web Design). Due to the potential of additional compensation, please keep track of your contributions to this book.

About Contributing to and Editing this eBook

You can make edits and contributions through the editing feature of the wiki. You can also copy and paste sections or whole chapters into Word to make edits and additions. Please turn on tracking before you begin work on the original content. Then email the update file back to me at hkramer@colorado.edu.