Accessibility
The Web should be made accessible to as many people as possible, regardless of any disabilities they might have.
ABBR and ACRONYM
Jesper Tverskov claims that ABBR and ACRONYM are for user agents, not for end users.
Accessible Web Typography
An e-book about accessible typography on the web.
Back from nowhere
I’m sort of back from a much needed break, but it will be another couple of weeks before I resume…
Website reviews
This one is for those of you who speak (well, read would be enough) Swedish. Webbplatskritik by Per Ångström of…
GAWDS
The Guild of Accessible Web Designers (GAWDS) is open for business, and is looking for new members. From the launch…
A List Apart #163
Issue 163 of A List Apart contains two articles. How to Save Web Accessibility from Itself is a long article…
ReUSEIT winners announced
The winners of the ReUSEIT contest have been announced. Incidentally, the top three entries are the ones I liked best…
ReUSEIT entries on display
The deadline for the ReUSEIT competition was last week, on October 31. The list of submissions is up. 51 submissions…
Accessible != Boring
For some reason a common belief is that an accessible web site has to be “boring” and that it has…
Joe Clark interview
Craig Saila has interviewed accessibility guru Joe Clark for Digital Web Magazine. When asked if he has seen an improvement…
A List Apart relaunch
A List Apart version 3.0 has been launched. Very nice to see ALA back in action. Issue 160 contains three…
Colour in design
Something that’s easily overlooked when designing a web site is how the use of colours affects the usability for colour-blind…
Accessibility resources
Looking for accessibility links or resources? Go to AccessibleNet.org and browse a large and growing collection….
Image tabs
At SimpleBits, Dan Cederholm has written a detailed explanation of how he implemented the navigation system for Fast Company by…
No need for improvement
The Accessibility Internet Rally Advance Developer Training 2003 is available online. The course is full of useful information on how…
Accessibility Internet Rally
The Accessibility Internet Rally Advance Developer Training 2003 is available online. The course is full of useful information on how…
Accessible Tables
I think I may have linked to some resources on making tables (data tables) accessible before. In case I haven’t,…
Verdana bad?
Why you should avoid the Verdana font is an interesting article by Stephen Poley. His opinion is that Verdana may…
Skipping links
For accessibility reasons it is considered good practice to put a ”skip navigation” link at the top of each page…
Things to read
As a reminder to myself, here is a bunch of links to things that I want to mention. I’ll get…
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