Archive for “March, 2004”

On this page the following entries were made in the “March, 2004” time-frame.


Accessible Synchronous Communication: Reloaded

Posted March 19th, 2004 by Christopher Phillips

One of the more interesting occurrences at SxSW04 was the use of RendezVous enabled iChatting during panel discussions. For those of you poor souls on PCs, RendezVous iChat (~AIM) lets you open up your app and see all the other people on your network (wireless or otherwise) that are using RendezVous. So when I fired […]

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Accessible hi-fi designs

Posted March 17th, 2004 by Christopher Phillips

Having just sat through an amazing panel here at SXSW on hi-fi css designs, I struck me that the for-profit world is now ahead of the non-profit/educational world in accessible design. Sites like Wired, Fortune, and Espn are way more accessible and standards-based than 99 percent of the government/non-profit/education world. I think they main cause […]

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Hello, live from SXSW

Posted March 15th, 2004 by Christopher Phillips

Hello true believers. It’s Jeff, the guy who never posts to this blog. I figured that since my employer was so kind as to send me to the South by South West Interactive conference, I would produce a little content.

This year’s line-up seems to have a lot to do with accessibility, which is great, because […]

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Accessible Online Math Resources

Posted March 10th, 2004 by Christopher Phillips

I profess in no way to be an expert on the topic, but recently provided these resources to someone and thought I would pass them on:
As far as I can tell, one of the most exciting initiatives in this area is the
NIDE MathML project available at the MathML Accessibility Project Page or the W3C Math […]

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