First, Dennis and Ross discuss a variety of topics including some current surveys and a couple articles about skip-to links. Then Dennis speaks with @JoeDevon and @Jennison about the inaugural Global Accessibility Awareness Day! Download Web Axe Episode 95 (Global Accessibility Awareness Day, Surveys, more) [Transcript of podcast 95] Goings On Ross’ book update. Positive […]
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Last month (March 2012), Disability.gov (@DisabilityGov) relaunched its website; there is an announcement in its newsletter. I discovered this actually by coming across an article posted on Twitter, A Look behind the Scenes – Part I: Making Disability.gov Accessible which discusses considerations made when developing an accessible website. Naturally, this peaked my curiosity and was compelled to investigate. I […]
This is a response to the blog Web Accessibility Initiative by Nathan Crause. Contrary to the title, the article attempts to disclaim the need for web accessibility, particularly for visual impairments. I submitted a comment but it wasn’t posted. So here it is: A 3.8% population with visual impairment is not minor at all. If […]
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CSUN12 Quick Review
Another CSUN conference has come and gone and this year was better than ever. I met many great people for the first time including Joe Dolson, who’s been on the Web Axe podcast a couple times in the past. The conference included much discussion on Google and accessibility, the announcement of WAVE5 beta by WebAIM, […]
Several days ago, I submitted a comment to the article Effective Web Design to Enhance Accessibility, which was recently going around Twitter. The comment wasn’t published, so here it is: Proper use of headings is another very important issue.Comments on points above: Adequate font size by default is best; 16px ideal, 10 or 12 is […]