The Blind and Visually Impaired SiteRing

The Blind and Visually Impaired SiteRing was designed to join together web sites that are run by, for, or about individuals who are blind or visually impaired.

The ring is like a circle. One can follow the link on one Blind and Visually Impaired site to go to the next site in the SiteRing. If you continue doing this, you'll eventually end up at the first page (the page that you started at).

When you go to a Blind and Visually Impaired site, you can go to the next site in the SiteRing, the previous site, or list all of the sites in the Blind and Visually Impaired Site Ring.

Consult the "Guidelines for this Ring" section below to determine if your site is eligible for this ring. Then, click here to add your site to the Blind and Visually Impaired SiteRing.

Once you fill out the form, you will be e-mailed the HTML code which must be added somewhere on your site. Please e-mail me, as directed in the e-mail you'll be sent, so the HTML on your site can be verified. Once that's been done, I'll activate your site in the ring.

Please be aware that until you tell me the HTML has been added and I've activated your site in the ring, the "previous" and "next" links in the HTML will not work.

Guidelines for this Ring

To be eligible to join this ring, your site must be for or about individuals with a visual impairment OR you must have a visual impairment.
It is highly recommended that your site be accessible to visitors using assistive technology. One means of determining the accessibility of your site is to use a tool called Bobby.
Once you join the ring and receive the ring-related HTML, this HTML must be placed *in its entirety* on your site's page that you specified when you joined the ring. If you specify one URL on the form but add the HTML to a different page, your site will NOT be found by the Ring Checker software and hence your site won't get activated in the ring!
A site can appear in the ring only once. If you're the webmaster of multiple totally different sites, then all could be members. However, if you have multiple domains pointing to the same site or multiple "front pages" to a single site, then that site can only be in the site once.
If your site is in a non-English language, the ring-related HTML must appear "as is" (in English). If you'd like to include a second version in one or more languages *as well*, then that's okay but there must be links in English as well.

Edit my site's information

To change your e-mail address, site address, password, description, etc., or to view the HTML that must be added to your site, click on the "Edit my site's info" button.

Site ID #:

Password:

Forgot your site id or password?

If you have forgotten your site id, take a look at either the Blind and Visually Impaired SiteRing-related HTML on your site or the e-mail you were sent when you joined the ring. (That's the e-mail you were asked to save!).

If you have forgotten your password, then whoever is listed as the contact person for your site on the Blind and Visually Impaired SiteRing should send me an e-mail with your site id. This is is to be sure I give the password only to the authorized contact person!

Miscellaneous

Click here to view the ring's statistics.

Click here to see a list of all of the sites in our ring.

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Thanks,
Betsy Walker, Ringmaster of the Blind Ring