Using Lynx to Test Websites for Accessibility
Posted by TimSlavin at October 7, 2004
"Lynx, a text-only browser, is also a helpful tool for website designers and developers to test webpages for accessibility." Nice little piece from Brainstorms and Raves with links to accessibility resources. If you don't know, Lynx was one of the original web browsers, a university project (hence the use of the school mascot as a name).
URLs:
http://brainstormsandraves.com/articles/browsers/lynx/
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