The lastest version of the W3C’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines is discussed by Dennis, Ross, Jared Smith and Joe Dolson. Download Web Axe Episode 50 (Analysis of WCAG 2.0) News W3C is looking for input by June 29th for the latest revision of WCAG 2.0. HTML 5 and Accessibility, 456 Berea street HTML5 going towards […]
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In a recent article on ZDNet UK, a lawyer warns that PDFs fail on accessibility. This is a good reminder that when web accessibility is addressed, many times people fail to make their Acrobat files accessible. So, don’t forget your PDFs! PDF documents on Web sites and intranets need to be accompanied by accessible HTML […]
Guest Mark McKay and Dennis talk about AJAX and accessibility. Topics include: An example of accessible AJAX from Mark’s site SpokenText.net Methods for coding accessible AJAX Recommended books and web sites Many other related issues! Download Web Axe Episode 49 (AJAX and Accessibility) Links AJAX and Screenreaders: When Can it Work? Bulletproof Ajax (Book review) […]
Dennis and Ross analyze the web site of Computer Intelligence Associates, a company claiming to be web accessibility experts. Download Web Axe Episode 48 (Site Analysis – Computer Intelligence Associates) News What’s happening with WCAG 2.0? Top 5 Roadblocks to Web Accessibility Reminder from Accessites.org: Keyboard-Friendly Link Focus MySpace Ignores and Locks Out the Blind […]
Here’s a detailed article from Karl Groves entitled Top 5 Roadblocks to Web Accessibility. He examines the following most common mistakes for an accessible web site: Dependence upon client side scripting to present navigation or important content Improper use of markup/Invalid markup Device dependence Lack of/improper use of alternative text for graphic and multimedia elements […]