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It’s summer here in Sweden, and that means it’s time for my annual break from work and anything even remotely related to it, including this blog.
I’ll be back in August.
Slightly older posts
Page zoom does not mean the end of flexibility
The fact that most browsers now default to zooming the entire page instead of just changing text size does not take away the need for flexibility in web design.
Accessibility improvements in Mac OS X Snow Leopard
Mac OS X 10.6 has plenty of accessibility improvements, several of which will be useful not only to people with disabilities. No mention of WAI-ARIA, though.
Do you think a WCAG 2.0 technique can be improved? Let the W3C know.
If you think a technique or other document related to WCAG 2.0 could be improved, you can let the WCAG Working Group know about it.
Using the Web with a refreshable Braille display
Roger Hudson has posted a video of Bruce Maguire using a refreshable Braille display to browse the Web.
Enabling keyboard navigation in Mac OS X Web browsers
A guide to enabling keyboard navigation, which most Mac OS X web browsers support but have disabled by default.
Help screen reader users by giving data tables a summary
To help users of non-visual browsers understand data tables, use the table element's summary attribute to describe the tables' structure, especially for complex tables.
Find and highlight HTML elements with FireFinder for FireBug
Robert Nyman's FireFinder plugin for Firebug lets you quickly find and highlight HTML elements that match a CSS selector or XPath expression. Very handy.
