Created attachment 548921 [details]
508 Compliance Report -- 1st Pass

1194.22 (d) Readability
Provision
Documents shall be organized so they are readable without requiring an
associated style sheet.

Plain English
Documents must have content logically organized and be prepared in a
manner which can be read without the use of an associated style sheet,
either as an included separate document or by explicit definition in the
document body.

Why this is important.
Some user agents such as screen readers or text only browsers do not
parse style sheets. Users may also opt to negate provided style sheets in
favor of providing their own to be able to change fonts, increase text sizes,
improve contrast, or other attributes. Documents must therefore be
readable and flow logically without the use of style sheets or style
definitions.

What must be fixed?
Documents must be readable and flow logically without the use of style
sheets or style definitions.

Specific instances: see pages 22-24 of attached document.