Universal Accessibility
Slides from Universal Accessibility, Roger Hudson’s presentation on web accessibility for Adopting Web Standards - Free briefing for Education and Government.
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- Web development mistakes and Web development mistakes, redux
- Mistakes that are commonly encountered on the web, along with explanations of why I consider them mistakes.
- Efficient CSS with shorthand properties
- Save space in your CSS files by using shorthand.
- Setting the current menu state with CSS
- How to use CSS only to change the appearance of the current state of a navigation bar.
- Does accessibility encourage discrimination?
- Is it acceptable to be accessible to people with disabilities but inaccessible to people that use alternative web browsers?
- A web professional can never stop learning
- People who refuse to update their skills can not be called web professionals.
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