On this page the following entries were made in the “December, 2007” time-frame.
Archive for “December, 2007”
Too Much Accessibility
Hopefully, anyone subscribed to this blog also follows 456 Berea Street. If not, you missed a great post from Roger Johansson titled Overdoing Accessibility. Go read the article and then subscribe to his feed.
Mike Cherim tackled the same subject awhile back on Avoiding Extreme Accessibility.
Bim Egan ran a whole series of articles titled […]
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CSS for Accessibility by Ann McMeekin
Day 13 of 24 Ways brings us CSS for Accessibility by Ann McMeekin. Ann discusses the proper use of line-height for users with dyslexia and how to use the :focus pseudo class to let keyboard users (even those using Internet Explorer) know when they are focused on a link.
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Personas of Persons with Disabilities
I recently presented on disability awareness in building accessible websites to a group of interaction designers. At the end, I was asked about examples of a specific person with a disabilities as well as design considerations for that person. This is what I found:
Personas of Persons with Disabilities and Recommended Design Considerations
Fluid, a user experience […]
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