With regard to website design a part of your considerations when it comes to accessibility should be the text size used on your website – ie is your text really large enough for older people and people with sight disabilities to read, AND is there sufficient differential between the text colour and the background colour to make the text readable. An quick and easy way to check this for your website is to use the online tool at AccessKeys which can be found here.
Check your Google Pagerank here.
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Use this analyser to assess your website then contact SEO4all for advice and help.
Try the Wave Page Analyser that will highlight problems on your website.
For accessibility rules see the W3C Accessibility Website
A useful online tool to test to see whether your website is accessible by people with disabilities do try the following. Although the report will cover many of the required criteria some criteria will need to be manually checked however the report will make this clear.
This tool will convert simple text into HTML but not formatting like bold etc. It certainly saves time when you work like I do, in getting website content SEO ed. But if you do not want to bother with problems like this try S3 Web Design’s new content management system CMS, Desire Solutions CMS.
The text to HTML tool is here.