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Category Archives: accessibility
Scripting Enabled Day 2
Day two of the event was a “hack day” style event, where lots of geeks gathered with the speakers to try and build something useful. There were lots of mini-projects on the go. I did a bit of hacking with … Continue reading
Posted in accessibility, conferences, development
Tagged accessibility, css, disabilities, hack day, scriptingenabled, sql, style sheets
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Scripting Enabled Day 1
I attended the excellent Scripting Enabled conference and developer day recently held in London. It was extremely enlightening about various aspects of the web and how users with varied access difficulties are affected by the decisions us developers make every … Continue reading
Posted in accessibility, conferences, development, inspiration, usability
Tagged accessibility, blindness, dyslexia, learning disabilities, mobility, multiple sclerosis, scriptingenabled
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@media session 10
WAI-ARIA – It’s Easy Steve Faulkner Web Accessibility Initative – Accessible Rich Internet Applications It’s a W3C spec, close to becoming a recommendatio, aims to make sense out of NOISE, out of silence. Wherever possible, use the native tags to … Continue reading
Posted in accessibility, at media
Tagged accessibility, ajax, w3c, WAI-ARIA
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Playing Catchup
I seem to have got out of the blogging habit, so I’m hoping to catch up on a few posts now. I’ll tweak the dates so they’re relevent to the events roughly as they happened (chronology? what’s that?!) The first … Continue reading
Posted in accessibility, development, geekery, social, web standards group
Tagged accessibility, ajax, christian heilmann, javascript, pub standards, steve faulkner, wsg london
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Mobile Web Best Practices
Sheila went to the 3GSM World Congress in Barcelona a few weeks ago, and picked up a handy set of cue cards on designing for the mobile web, which she was kind enough to give to me. It was great … Continue reading
Posted in accessibility, development, technology
Tagged accessibility, best practice, mobile, mobile web initiative, w3c
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