Information & Design is a usability and user experience company based in Melbourne, Australia. Its web site offers a fine list of User Experience Podcasts, which includes a few on accessibility, including the following: Web content accessibility guidelines V2.0 – an interview with Shawn Henry Accessibility: an interview with Dr. Sofia Celic Web accessibility guidelines: […]
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Although the article from webcredible is titled “7 tips for designing for older users“, the strategies are great for plain old usability and accessibility. Here is a summary with some comments. Make obvious what’s clickable and what’s not. (Please don’t mess with the underlines!) Use radio buttons rather than dropdown menus. (Unless you have over, […]
NTS Corp (National Technical Systems, Inc.) is a company in which offers testing services. They claim that they offer testing for web sites ??? to Section 508. http://www.ntscorp.com/services/ComputerElectronicProducts/TestingServices/WebsiteTesting/WebAccessibility Not readable without CSS (logo) No label on search input field No skip links Headings
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Access U 2009 Conference
The Access U 2009 Conference is coming up fast! It will be held at St. Edward’s University in Austin, Texas, on Monday May 11 and Tuesday, May 12, 2009 (with post-conference sessions on May 13). Pricing and registration information. Here’s a summary of the event: In addition to two-days of the best hands-on accessibility classes, […]
Google Maps is awesome, but it is not keyboard accessible. Patrick H. Lauke provides a solution by retrofitting keyboard access into google maps. Brilliant article. (Obviously JavaScript is still required.) Also, Google Maps provides a text-only option, which is nice for those using assistive devices, mobile devices, low or costly bandwidth, etc.