Posts Tagged ‘ accessibility ’
Note: This is from my original blog, written December 2008. This is US-centric. I’ve decided to revive some of them. Alright, I’m a little pissy about intellectual property. Digital content is ridiculously easy to share. For people growing up with digital content, there’s lots of temptation to use readily available materials to be creative (animated music [ READ MORE ]
(I’ve been lying on the couch unable to do much for nearly 2 weeks. Some way to spend the holiday. :-/) So, I’m writing this in part because I was inspired by urocyon’s post “[L]ook who they are and how many of them are saying it” (routed by today’s “Recommended Reading” by FWD/Forward, a disability and [ READ MORE ]
It’s depressing to me how inaccessible websites can be for people with disabilities. So, I’m putting together a simple list of things to do to improve web accessibilities: Include the alternative text tags in images. For users relying on a screen reader, it’s nice to know if an image is relevant and what it is. In [ READ MORE ]
