Access Matters » Today’s AJAX and DHTML Best Practices

As AJAX has risen, we have also read frequently that it’s not very accessible. We have a few choices: don’t worry about it, and let people with disabilities cope with the current state of affairs. Accept the pronouncements that it’s not accessible and go back to our pre-AJAX methods, or, learn why some AJAX techniques are not accessible and how we might make progress.

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