Dear sir, My organisation, wilfy shoes$belt Inc is setting up the sales of CLASSICAL AND QUALITY ITALIA SHOES/BELT and a friend recommens that web site design will help in boosting my sales by showcasing/advertising it.Therefore,i will need simple design from you because i am new in this business and my budget for this simple design is between 300 to 500 poundsterling. I will want you to give me the cost of the design,and i will appreciate it if you can forward any simple designs you have to chose from . Regards! wilfred WILFY INC.

wilfred johnson | Sun May 27 2007

If anyone in London is interested: I also provide professional, standards evangelising, web accessibility courses for professionals in the online, retail industry attended regularly by staff from the likes of Tesco.com, GAME and NEXT IVIS Group, London, UK

Michael Rawling | Thu Jan 04 2007

AbilityNet can provide Accessibility Awareness and Technical training throughout the UK. Our awareness training can include all or a number of the following: 1. The law and business case. 2. The general concepts of web accessibility - including an illustration of retrofitting an existing website. 3. Demonstrations of special approaches, software and hardware - such as special keyboards and mice, screen reading and voice recognition software and specialist browsers. 4. Examples of good and bad practice - including sites of your choosing. Our technical training would include: 1. Appropriate alternative text. 2. Accessible JavaScripting. 3. Accessible Flash design. 4. Accessible stylesheets and their many advantages. 5. Making your multimedia accessible. For more information visit http://www.abilitynet.org.uk/content/webaccess/Accessweb.htm#Training

Leona Tomlinson | Thu Nov 10 2005

System Concepts runs one and two day in-house and public training courses in website accessibility, including tips on including disabled users in the design and testing process, based on our own experience. Full details are on our website www.system-concepts.com/training/access We would be grateful if you would consider adding us to your list of training providers. Thank you.

Bhiru Shelat | Mon Sep 05 2005

I provide also courses in web accessibility. Can this be added on the above list? http://www.webnauts.net/accessibility_seminar.html

John S. Britsios | Tue Feb 01 2005

I was interested in the training course in Shipley but the link seems to have changed. Does anyone know of any courses in the North of England? Thanks Lisa

lisa | Wed Oct 06 2004

Shipley College in West Yorkshire, UK is offering a 30-hour training programme that includes 2 days of practical workshops in September and October, full course information: http://www.bmedia.org.uk/index.cfm?pid=183&catalogueContentID=601

Simon Bowen | Tue Sep 07 2004

Userfocus run a one-day seminar in web accessibility (the next course is in Bristol). The course shows delegates how to design accessible web pages and find out how to evaluate web pages for accessibility. The seminar complies with the W3C's WAI Curricula for Web Accessibility Training. More information about this training course.

David Travis | Fri Jul 30 2004

MA C105 Accessibility and Usability is a 3-unit fully accredited community college course that provides students with knowledge to design, test, and validate web pages for accessibility. Students also learn principles of usability for web design. This course is taught every spring semester online.

Suzanne Ama | Thu Jul 15 2004

Web Accessibility for Section 508 - Tutorial, written for ITTATC, the Information Technology Technical Assistance and Traning Center, in support of US Section 508.

Jim Thatcher | Mon Dec 01 2003