Like all individuals, people with cognitive disabilities seek the opportunity to use digital content on web-enabled devices; to purchase movies, games, and music; and to connect to their social and business networks. The denial of this opportunity because of an individual’s disability is discrimination. Such inequality in accessing and using the web prevents people with cognitive and other disabilities from participating fully in the daily life experiences they seek to enjoy.6 This book is about the pursuit of web eQuality in our globally networked digital information society. At its best, the right to web content equality fosters selfdetermination, human fulfillment, meaningful inclusion in society, being heard, a sense of belonging, and empowerment to participate in one’s community.