I’ve become an RSS junkie. I’m amazed by the power that blogging and RSS feeds have brought to the accessibility field. I have Google Reader chock full of accessibility blogs and feeds. I have learned so much in the last year or so due to the vast contributions of the accessibility bloggers I have stumbled […]
Over the last several weeks, I had the great opportunity to interview Judy Brewer from the W3C about what is currently happening with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0. Because of the involvement of others on the Accessibility Task Force at the Web Standards Project, I decided to have the interview published there. Read the […]
Amazon.com and the National Federation of the Blind (NFB) have entered into a cooperation agreement to make the Amazon.com web site and e-commerce platform fully accessible to the blind. Read the press release. Amazon.com has long been my personal accessibility whipping boy. The accessibility of the site seems to change almost daily. At times nearly […]
Aaron Andersen and I had a great time at CSUN 2007 last week. We gave four presentations in a little over 24 hours, so we were not able to attend as many sessions as we would have liked, but the sessions that we were able to attend were rewarding. The conference was as enjoyable as […]
There has been much discussion lately about how to prevent spambots from submitting forms on web sites. Many solutions have been presented, many of which impact the usability and accessibility of the web page. CAPTCHA is a classic case where the user and accessibility is directly impacted. Note A Brazilian-Portuguese translation of this blog entry […]
