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This month
Web Access Centre Blog :: RNIB Surf Right Toolbar - beta version available
by julie
& 1 other
(via)
Surf Right Toolbar is designed to make adjusting certain options within Internet Explorer quicker and easier, using either the mouse or keyboard. Developed by RNIB and the Web Accessibility Tools Consortium (WAT-C) the Accessibility Toolbar is a free download and currently in beta version.
June 2008
Microformats and accessibility: the soap opera that never ends
by marco
& 1 other
, 2 comments
This proves what leading accessibility experts have been saying all along, that all microformats are inaccessible, and we should all just use RDF
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May 2008
Syntax for ARIA: Cost-benefit analysis - W3C Q&A Weblog
by julie
Accessibilité des applications riches
E-Access Blog » Blog Archive » Web Accessibility - The Power of Five.
by naudjf
(via)
“Thankfully, these days most websites use style sheets rather than tables to style and arrange the blocks of content on a web page. Where data tables are concerned, however, it is still the case that most are not coded in such a way that the relevant headings are spoken by a screen reader when moving from cell to cell. I hear ‘1327′ and ‘1727′ with no idea of whether these are sales of widgets or notable dates in history.
April 2008
