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Posted in accessibility, opera on Jul 13th, 2009
It wont be long until I’ve been at Opera a year during which time I’ve been exploring Opera’s more obvious and less obvious accessibility features. As we look forwards at how we enhance the browser for better accessibility support for both users and developers creating accessible standards compliant websites, I thought I’d share with you [...]
Posted in accessibility, mobile, opera on May 8th, 2009
Last week I spent some time with my boyfriend’s Mum, Patricia, who really struggles with scrolling and empty space on web pages. The two things combined conspire against her making it a real effort to get to the link she wants. She’s mostly a Facebook user which is confusing at the best of times but [...]
Posted in Thoughts, accessibility, opera on Apr 6th, 2009
I loved Opera’s April Fools last week on Face Gestures. This was a particularly funny take on Mouse Gestures that allow you to navigate within a browser using simple customised mouse moves. Face Gestures…well see for yourself below, the write up is also on Opera Labs. One pundit picked up on it and talked about [...]
Posted in accessibility, conferences, mobile on Mar 27th, 2009
Just a quick post to share my slides from the Mobile Access – Device-independent or Accessible? panel at the European Accessibility Forum today in Frankfurt. Short and sweet as it was only a five minute presentation. I’d normally go via Slideshare and get a transcript together but it just doesn’t want to play today. I’ll [...]
Posted in accessibility, conferences on Mar 16th, 2009
We’re at South by South West Interactive this week with the team taking part on panels on the future of CSS, mobile, web standards in education and the Web Standards Project Annual meeting. Chris Mills, Molly Holzschlag, Håkon Wium Lie and I are also covering the booth for the next few days doing talks and [...]