Here are some web accessibility conferences this year, 2010. Details for some of the annual events are not announced yet. Please comment with any changes, additions, and comments. This post is periodically updated throughout 2010. ATIA 2010 OrlandoJanuary 28 – 30, 2010Caribe Royale All-Suites Resort & Convention CenterOrlando, FL California Web Accessibility Conference (CalWAC) (Knowbility)February […]
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There’s so many great web accessibility links in the Twittersphere that I felt compelled to do another roundup of resources. Must Read: Quick (Accessibility) Tips (with links to blogs) from 456 Berea Street. JAWS Ate My Tables by Jared Smith of WebAIM. How many disabled web users are there? by Joe Dolson (6.8% of U.S. […]
Dennis and Ross review web sites which should be great in web accessibility, but fail badly. The hosts provide a lot of constructive criticism, including many fixes that can be done in a minimal amount of time. Issues are also good to discuss as a reminder for our own work. Download Web Axe Episode 76 […]
Here’s a list of some great links relating to web accessibility going around Twitter last week. An excellent, open, web accessibility curriculum from WaSP InterAct (@waspinteract) Captioned Interview with Ken Harrenstein (Deaf) and T.V. Raman (Blind) both Engineers at Google. AIR 2 Beta, Introducing Accessibility Support Automatic captions in YouTube Upcoming web accessibility training courses […]
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