In the broad sense of the word, accessibility means making information available to the people who need it, in the format that best suits their needs. Accessibility is all about separating content from format to make sure that the content can be made available to the widest possible audience.
Website aren't filing cabinets, and documents don't usually make the best (not to mention most accessible) web content. So when you're considering whether to post a document on the W&L website, we encourage you to think critically about the content, the audience and the best possible delivery method. We've provided a list of Webpage vs. Document Pros and Cons as well as a Document Decision Tree to help you determine whether a document format is right for your content.