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Web accessibility and content management: When less is more

solidstategroup.com — Allowing users to have too much control of content can lead to degrading accessibility. This can also have a detrimental impact on website usability. So can WCAG 2, Web 2.0 and content management systems (CMS) improve this situation?

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