The Blind Access Journal has a good blog post Petition Asks Yahoo to Tear Down “No Blind People Allowed” Sign. Read that, or just go straight to the Yahoo’s Accessibility Improvement petition and sign it to support web accessibility! I’m #710. You can also learn more about accessible CAPTCHA on the Web Axe podcast from […]
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Dennis and Ross discuss several announcements and news items, then go into detail on how, why and when the REL attribute is used and its use for web accessibility. Download Web Axe Episode 52 (REL Attribute) Uses of the REL attribute: Stylesheets linking RSS feed linking Browser-Based Navigation (next, prev, content, index, etc) Handle for […]
E-shop accessibility: from theory to reality is an article from Juicy Studio discussing issues and proposed solutions for web accessible e-commerce web sites. Here’s a thoughtful response from Accessibility expert Joe Dolson in his post Accessible e-Commerce Tips.
Option lists with many items may cause problems for users with assistive technology, such as screen readers. The solution is to use the Optgroup element to split options in the Select list into manageable groups. This also better practice for usability. Download Web Axe Episode 51 (Option Groups [OptGroup]) WCAG 1.0 says: Guideline 2.3 Divide […]
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Job Opening for Web Accessibility QA
If you or someone you know has good experience and knowledge in Web Accessibility, and wants a good job in California (Silicon Valley), please contact me, Dennis, at webaxe at gmail dot com. The position is in the QA department for a company that does a financial web application.