This category is associated with items about Web accessibility, physical accessibility and Equal Access in general.
An ever-growing amount of Web content is being generated dynamically. With this increased use of software comes an increased number of errors and error messages - things that should not be on public display. This article suggests better things to say when things go wrong.
It may be time to re-evaluate what we were taught in school about Good English - following the rules may make our writings less accessible.
A new site is created for Smiffy's Dublin Core for Drupal project.
Article on how Web Accessibility is part of Accessibility as a whole.
PHP, MySQL toolkit for producing an accessible content management system (CMS).
At the 2006 OzeWAI conference, by telepresence.
A discussion of Web accessibility issues suffered by those with fatigue problems.
A product page on disc manufacturer Seagate's, shows very poor accessibility accessibility practice, requiring use of specific fonts.
A look at caughtya.org, a name-and-shame site for those who abuse disabled parking spaces.
A very popular webcam site - and quite inaccessible.
Smiffy at LinkedIn