Posted in Thoughts, accessibility on Nov 14th, 2008
As soon as Christian Heilmann proposed Scripting Enabled I knew he was onto something. Collaborative working between developers and people with disabilities to create accessible hacks that people actually want to use is so the way forward.
This is a similar model to Knowbility’s Accessibility Rallies that provide training for developers in accessibility followed by [...]
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I’m not sure why but 2008 has been the year of the wiki in accessibility circles. As the field of accessibility has got more vast and complex so have people’s need for detail and areas of specialism making it almost impossible to stay on top of everything. This can be quite bewildering for anyone trying [...]
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Posted in Thoughts on Aug 11th, 2008
As the Olympics kicked of in style on Friday so too, unsurprisingly, did the Twitter. But rather than simply let Tweets about the Beijing Olympics get drowned out by everything else getting discussed on Twitter the 080808 campaign swung into action. The brainchild if Steve Lin aka Flypig, Wang Li’ang aka Webleon and [...]
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