Web accessibility means equal Web access for all, regardless of background. 10% of the population of most countries have some sort of disability—such as being visually impaired, hearing-impaired or physically, cognitively or neurologically challenged—which can affect users’ ability to access the Web. The phenomenon of an aging population, in Quebec and elsewhere, has a direct impact on Web accessibility needs: changes in visual acuity, hearing loss, problems with small-motor skills and memory loss. 15% of the population of Quebec is affected. At S2i Web, we are aware that Web accessibility is a growing concern. However, very few Websites are fully accessible at this time. Fortunately, the majority of Websites developed by S2i Web observe the level-one guidelines issued by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).