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WebAIM

WebAIM (Web Accessibility in Mind) is a non-profit organization based at Utah State University in Logan, Utah. WebAIM has provided web accessibility solutions since 1999. WebAIM's mission is to expand the potential of the web for people with disabilities by providing the knowledge, technical skills, tools, organizational leadership strategies, and vision…

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Web developersWebmastersBlindnessLow visionColor blindness
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Online communityBlogRSS
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Accessibility
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Overview

Utah State UniversityLogan, UtahWeb accessibilityThe webDisabilities
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Founded
1999
Headquarters
Logan, Utah
Key people
Cyndi Rowland, Jared Smith, Jonathan Whiting, George Joeckel, John Northup
Number of employees
9
Type
Non-profit

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WebAIM

Nodes37
Edges36
Triples18
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.054054
Components1

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WebAIM

Top relations

related to Products and services · 5
WebAIM → Chrome, Firefox, The WAVE, The WAVE Toolbar, This
related to Resources · 3
WebAIM → Down, Parkinson's, The WebAIM
related to Community · 2
WebAIM → Community, RSS
see also · 2
WebAIM → Articles, Digital Accessibility Technologist WebAIM
Founded · 1
WebAIM → 1999
Headquarters · 1
WebAIM → Logan, Utah
Key people · 1
WebAIM → Cyndi Rowland, Jared Smith, Jonathan Whiting, George Joeckel, John Northup
Number of employees · 1
WebAIM → 9
Type · 1
WebAIM → Non-profit
Website · 1
WebAIM → webaim.org

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Important terminology

accessibility web disabilities content non-profit services community mind utah logan people provides wave tool visual training including tools vision accessible

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
WebAIMFounded19991.00infobox
WebAIMHeadquartersLogan, Utah1.00infobox
WebAIMKey peopleCyndi Rowland, Jared Smith, Jonathan Whiting, George Joeckel, John Northup1.00infobox
WebAIMNumber of employees91.00infobox
WebAIMTypeNon-profit1.00infobox
WebAIMWebsitewebaim.org1.00infobox
WebAIMrelated to CommunityCommunity0.60section
WebAIMrelated to CommunityRSS0.60section
WebAIMrelated to Products and servicesThe WAVE0.60section
WebAIMrelated to Products and servicesThis0.60section
WebAIMrelated to Products and servicesThe WAVE Toolbar0.60section
WebAIMrelated to Products and servicesFirefox0.60section

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