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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There are two web accessible versions of the popular YouTube video web site, that I’m aware of at least. (If you know others, please comment.) They are “Easy YouTube” and “Accessible Interface to YouTube”. One big issue is that captioning doesn’t appear to be supported on either site. I’ve never worked with the YouTube API […]
Color Sensitive I usually shy away from About.com, but I recently came across a piece worth mentioning. In the article Are Your Web Pages Color Sensitive? from the HTML/Web Design section, Jennifer Kyrnin provides some good information and techniques for web development with color blindness in mind. Here are some good tips from Jennifer: Don’t […]
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ATIA Chicago 2009
The Assistive Technology Industry Association (ATIA) is presenting a new conference this late October: ATIA Chicago 2009 “Showcasing Excellence in Assistive Technology”. There are over 200 sessions planned. The list of exhibitors includes: Freedom Scientific HumanWare AbleNet Dolphin Computer Access The conference will be held at the Renaissance Schaumburg Hotel and Convention Center, in Schaumburg […]