So the IBM Case Study wasn’t exactly what I thought it would be. Basically, IBM has developed their own accessibility checklist which, if met, will mean 508 and WCAG 2.0 compliance. Creating your own standard is not the right answer as it is quite costly.
What I did find interesting is that there is a committee […]
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Live Bloggin… sort of…
So far I’ve heard a few session about WCAG 2.0 and the WAI part of W3C. Unfortunately most of the stuff we’re dealing with revolves around 508 so I’m tempted to write most of that stuff off. Especially after revisiting Joe Clarks To Hell with WCAG 2. That said, I’m waiting […]
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With the ATI project about to hit full swing, I sat in on a 30 minute power session as SXSW titled Accessified! Practical Accessibility Fixes Any Web Developer Can Use. Here are some notes and thoughts I took away from the session.
Don’t be a tool. Use One
There are pleanty of free tools out there for […]
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Wherein we re-factor to improve usability and accessibility.
Tags: Accessibility · Web Design
Fonts, Resets, and Grids, OH MY!
Tags: Accessibility · CSS · Web Design
Wherein we hear about accessibility from people who use assistive technology.
Tags: Accessibility · Web Design · Web Development
Wherein we do the new site announcement thing.
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