Standards relating to the accessibility of ICT systems

Standards play an increasingly important role for information and communication technology systems, not just in specifying the technical details but also for aspects such as user interface, accessibility and interoperability with other systems.


This section allows you to:

• Search through over 400 standards, and 45 organisations
• View reports on standards and standardisation

 

Search

Search the full list of standards, organised in alpha-numeric order.

• For example, ISO/IEC 7810 (2003) Identification cards: Physical characteristics

 

Search for organisations by acronym using the alphabetical index below:

0-9  A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z 

• For example, ISO

 

Search for organisations by location:

International Organisations

• For example, ISO

European Organisations

• For example, CEN

 

See a complete list of abbreviations used in standards terminology.

• For example, JTC - Joint Technical Committee

 

See a complete list of organisations by acronym.

• For example, ISO

 

Reports

• Report on International ICT Accessibility Standards Proposed, Being Developed and Recently Published (31st March 2008) - Richard Hodgkinson


• Report on International ICT Accessibility Standards Proposed, Being Developed and Recently Published (7th January 2008) - Richard Hodgkinson


• Report on International ICT Accessibility Standards Proposed, Being Developed and Recently Published (2nd October 2007) - Richard Hodgkinson


• Report on International ICT Accessibility Standards Proposed, Being Developed and Recently Published (5th July 2007) - Richard Hodgkinson


• Involving People With Disabilities in the Standardisation Process (June 2007) - Dr John Gill


• Report on International ICT Accessibility Standards Proposed, Being Developed and Recently Published (28th March 2007) - Richard Hodgkinson


• How Are ISO Standards Made? (2003) - Richard Hodgkinson

 

Acknowledgements

We would like to thank the following people for their comments and ideas:
Dr. G. Adams, M. Clayton, Dr. S. Harker, S. Mijnlieff, C. Perkins, F. van Nes and D. Willis.