Back in the spring of 2005 I was not an Accessibility Specialist, I was managing a team that produced TV trails. I then had a chance meeting with Tony Ageh, then Controller of bbc.co.uk, and we talked about accessibility… and the lack of it. He knew there was a need but it seemed that no one was offering an approach. At the time my son was just 6 years old, he has spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy and although there were switch games on the Cbeebies website (thank you Ian Hamilton, Cecilia Weiss and Emma Pratt Richens) for the under 6s there was little or nothing beyond that he could access…