March 18th, Roosevelt Hotel NYC, US, AjaxWorld – talking about Building large web applications with the YUI March 21st – March22nd, Montreal, Quebec – Nurun workshop on Accessibility April 3rd, Scotland, Highland Fling, Scotland – Sharing the joy – building badges for distribution April 25th (one day shy of my birthday), London, AbilityNet’s “Accessibility 2.0: […]

Following up the success of the data table to Google chart post, and the request in the comments to do the same for YUI charts, go and check the YUIblog today (like, now) and get your fix there: Automatic conversion from simple, accessible data tables to YUI Charts The elevator pitch: Create a valid HTML […]

When you write tutorials and you want people to use them wherever they are it is a good idea to offer the HTML documents as a zip for downloading. The benefit to the end user is that they don’t need to be online to look something up (I for example have the HTML 4.01 documents […]

Google have lately been praised for their chart API and my esteemed colleague Ed Eliot has a workaround for its restrictions in terms of caching and server hits. I played around a bit with it and thought it very cool but it felt a bit clunky to add all these values to a URL when […]

Today I will try to find a more accessible way to provide an edit-in-place script. The solution described here is probably not ready for real life yet, please test it in different environments and provide fixes. It is licenced with creative commons share-alike, so go nuts! I really like the idea of edit-in-place. Probably the […]