Brief accessibility review for Drupal implementation for NARIC

I took a quick look at the site and from an accessibility perspective it looks very good. I will just add a few comments. As mentioned, some of the links could use some additional context in the title tag so that the link's meaning stands on its own. JAWS does not seem to speak the label for radio buttons and list boxes. When tabbing to these elements, only the caption for the radio button or contents of the list box is spoken. A title tag could be added to include this for at least the first item. As a Best Practice, we like to move focus to the results of a Search function. So, for example, if a Search produces no results, it is difficult for the user who is blind to know what happened as the focus goes to the top of the page. The Feedback element seemed to gloat around in the Naric spotlight area.

For people who use voice recognition, many users like to voice directly what they see as a link. For example, they may say, "Naric" but the link has a title that starts with RehabWire. Again, if we add more context to the title, we like to at least start the title with the beginning of the screen text, so that the person who uses Dragon, for example, can directly voice what they see and say "Naric".

These are just a few suggestions and as a whole it does look very good. Headings make it very navigable. It would be interesting to see example of more form elements and error handling.