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Accessibility: Adapting to accessibility
Is it time for us to take a fresh look at the subject of accessibility? Phil Powell offers some thoughtful insights into how we might make the web a more accessible place – not just for those who are disabled, but for everybody.
Accessibility: Ecommerce solutions fail their customers
We have recently discovered that the majority of ecommerce software solutions exclude users who have Javascript disabled. That is like turning away 1 in 20 customers.
Accessibility: Video: Introduction to WCAG 2
I recently gave an internal presentation at Headscape about WCAG 2. A number of people expressed an interest in seeing it so I made a point to record it.
Accessibility : Quick fix accessibility
Complying with accessibility guidelines can seem like a massive undertaking. However, addressing 5 simple problems can make a huge difference to your sites accessibility.
Accessibility : Question: Headscape tabs
David Bridle writes: How did you get the tabbed menu to work in the headscape website?
Accessibility : Introduction to Accessibility
I have been giving a presentation to various organisations about getting started in web accessibility. I have recorded it for the new headscape website (which we might actually launch one day). Until that arrives I thought I would share it here.
Accessibility : Advice for CMS users
I have been putting together a document for work that provides some basic advice for people who work with content management systems. It covers things like accessibility and writing for the web.
Accessibility : The problem with IE7 zoom
The one feature of IE7 that seems to have received almost universal praise is the ability to zoom a page. However, although I generally like this feature it does have one frustrating problem.
Accessibility : atMedia: WCAG 2.0
Although there has been a lot of criticism of the WCAG 2.0 guidelines and I am still as confused about what they actually say, at least I can now see some hope for the future of accessibility.
Accessibility : Accessibility, a grumpy old man
I am passionate about accessibility but recently I have begun to feel like accessibility issues are holding the whole sector back.
Accessibility : Body blow to web accessibility guidelines
Joe Clark has never been shy about his opinions. He has always been a controversial figure but his latest article on “A List Apart” is something else!
Accessibility : Target, accessibility and opinions
So, Target is being sued by the American National Federation for the Blind because of their inaccessible website. I have received a number of emails asking for my opinion, so here it is…..
Accessibility : Accessibility advice for businesses
The British Standards Institute and Disability Rights Commission are soon to release the first formal guide for businesses on website accessibility.