Improving Accessibility You can do several things to make your HTML forms more accessible to people with visual impairments, who may be using a nonvisual browser or a screen reader. Many of these options are also useful for users accessing the page visually. Dreamweaver makes it easy for Web page authors to improve the accessibility of their Web forms by setting an option in the Accessibility category of the Preferences dialog box. To turn on the accessibility controls for forms, choose Edit ??? Preferences (Dreamweaver ??? Preferences) and then, in the Accessibility category, select the Form Objects checkbox. With this option enabled, every time you insert a form object, the Input Tag Accessibility Attributes dialog box, shown in Figure 14-13, is displayed. A friendly reminder that this dialog box is controlled by Preferences is included in the dialog. FIGURE 14-13 The Input Tag Accessibility Attributes dialog box is displayed only when you have enabled the Form Objects option in the Accessibility category of Preferences. 511 Interactive Forms 14 The Input Tag Accessibility Attributes dialog box does not appear when you insert jump menus or radio groups. However, it does appear when you insert individual radio buttons. In the Input Tag Accessibility Attributes dialog box, you first have an option to enter an ID; the ID is referenced by