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Posted in accessibility, opera, standards on Oct 20th, 2008
I never used to get widgets, what they were for, why they existed or if they were really relevant to me. All I knew was that disgruntled British comedian Jack Dee was obsessed with finding widgets in the bottom of cans of John Smiths (and yes, there is a Jack Dee widget out there for [...]
Opera’s August State of the Mobile Web report confirms that it’s not just the web that is cross platform but also our browsing habits. While we saw in April’s report that 40% of traffic to the mobile web was to social networking sites, August’s report shows that we spend a significant amount of time [...]
Posted in accessibility, conferences on Sep 22nd, 2008
It all started in April at Accessibility 2.0 when Antonia Hyde, during her presentation on Rich Media for People with Learning Difficulties asked:
is it too much to have a multimedia player that people with learning disabilities can use?
A certain Flame Haired Warrior, Chris Heilmann, just so happened to be sitting in the audience about [...]
Posted in news on Sep 9th, 2008
After six amazing years at RNIB I have decided that it is time to move on and try my hand elsewhere. It’s been both challenging and rewarding working as the Senior Web Accessibility Consultant in such a diverse organisation and I have been fortunate enough to work on some fantastic projects with equally amazing [...]
Posted in standards, virtual worlds on Jul 9th, 2008
Courtesy of Chris Mills over at Dev.Opera and a crack team of web pro’s, yesterday saw the launch of Opera’s Web Standards Curriculum. This is a unique set of resources that outline what you need to know when building standards compliant web sites.
Aimed at web designers, developers, content editors or just about anyone with an [...]
