Work Pattern: Designing Web Sites
The premise of Design Patterns is that similar problems have similar solutions. In the same vein, I propose this Work Pattern a set of common steps »
Building Accessible Sites (Part Three in a Trilogy)
So your site didn’t pass all of the tests. How do you fix it? Or better, how do you build a new site that will »
Bobby Offline
Bobby OfflineBobby, the standard for checking web site accessibility since 1996, is no longer “publicly available” from IBM. The Center for Applied Special Technology, or CAST, »
Assessing Accessibility (Part Two in a Trilogy)
The word “accessibility” is nebulous at best. We think of screen readers and how much they suck (and they do) and despair. But with a few »
What is Universal Accessibility? (Part One in a Trilogy)
“Accessible,” in the provenance of the internet, usually means “screen-readable.” That is, we consider a website “accessible” if it is decently navigable by audio alone. We »
Universal Accessibility
Starting, hopefully, some time this week, I’ll be writing a three-part series on universal and accessible design. The first part will focus on motivation and »