feyd wrote:It's nice to know you care about people with diabilities.

Indeed. I don't have any diabilities and I don't know anyone who has which will agree to test my sites, but I still do my best to make my sites accessible to all kind of people and I think of people with diabilities all the time while making a site.
I make sure that all the code is valid, and I use online/automated tools to make sure my sites are WAI AAA, Section 508 and friends, I also make a speed test to make sure that loading the site won't take forever for 56K users (maximum 10 seconds). I check the site with CSS off to get the feeling of how other people may experience it and I almost never ever use JavaScript and when I do, it's just to get cool effects not something fundamental.
I check the site with IE, Firefox, Opera, Netscape, a PDA, webTV Viewer and with some online simulators.
I know I went off topic a bit... Sorry for that, but this whole thing is very important in my opinion.
Here are few tools that I use:
Lynx Viewer
How your website looks to color blind people
Accessibility Color Wheel
http://webxact.watchfire.com/ <-- This link isn't working for me when I click on it here but it works when I type it manually. I guess they are blocking some referrers for some reason or whatever that would be, so just copy and paste the URL into the location bar
