Accessibility
The Web should be made accessible to as many people as possible, regardless of any disabilities they might have.
Beware of Opening Links in a New Window
The top five reasons not to force links to open in new windows.
Usability Guidelines
A checklist for evaluating a website’s usability and accessibility.
The alt and title attributes
When browser vendors bend the standards and implement something in a different way than what the specification states, they may…
Accessible Flash
A tutorial on creating accessible Flash content.
Accessibility: On a shoe-string
Basic tips for checking accessibility.
Accessibility: Panning for gold
Thoughts on accessibility and the use of automated checking tools.
Accessible and usable forms
Guidelines and examples that help you create accessible and usable web forms.
Quotations and citations: quoting text
When quoting text in HTML, there are several ways of marking up the quoted text. Which way you choose depends…
Fangs
A screen reader emulator extension for Firefox.
Who framed the web: Frames and usability
Back in the nineties, using frames to split a browser window into several independent parts was very popular. Much due…
PDF and accessibility
The current state of accessibility of PDF documents.
Accessible and usable websites
A study of users who work with screen readers.
Image replacement considered evil
Some interesting observations on image replacement.
The sound of title separators
How a screen reader pronounces some common title separators.
Can We Speed Up Browser Evolution?
Some interesting ideas on how adoption of modern web browsers can be sped up.
Introduction to accessibility
A quick and dirty introduction to accessibility.
Bring on the tables
Avoid using tables for layout, but make sure to use them, and use them properly, for tabular data. This article explains how to make HTML data tables accessible.
Document titles and title separators
I came across an interesting discussion on title separators the other day: What’s your favourite blip? at The Man in…
Visual vs Structural
Two very different approaches to creating websites.
A few Tips for Using Lynx
A guide to setting up and using the text-only browser Lynx.
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