I am currently in Sunnyvale, California to teach a bunch of bright young people the ways of the DOM and YUI. I am one of the trainers in the Juku project of Yahoo! (alongside Ross Harmes and Douglas Crockford) and give a 12 day intensive course. Naturally, this keeps me busy and I don’t get […]

About 10 people told me on various channels about Tomasz Wegrzanowski’s blog post ‘Making me think about usability’ and what my opinion about it is. Instead of putting up a short and powerful response I actually took this opportunity to write about the reason for posts like this: Communication between accessibility and usability geeks and […]

I’ve met with the lovely people from Gamelab and the Metropolitan University on Friday and we finalized the details of Scripting Enabled. Scripting Enabled is a two day event in London on the 19th and 20th of September 2008. The goals of the event are: to build accessible interfaces to currently inaccessible services, get hackers […]

This is a short explanation as to what I consider a good way to make online video accessible. I’ve based it on research done to create the Easy YouTube Player. There are no code examples in this article – only links to solutions that are already in place. We will tackle the issue of a […]

Today I went again to help out AbilityNet with one of their workshops talking to a small group of developers and project managers about the problems with Ajax and Accessibility and general Web2.0 concerns. Instead of giving a lot of technical details I tried to point the audience to good resources and get them to […]