This page on accessibility was originally written for Science Fiction conventions and is based heavily on WisCon's accessibility practices. Access is first and foremost an attitude: understanding that there is no standard member configuration. Creating an accessible con doesn't mean addressing special needs. Members vary in our cognitive, emotional, and physical skills; we differ in age and experience. Creating a con that works for our infinite diversity means all of us can relax and contribute. Designing universal access into your cons improves the con experience for everyone.