Yes I know, both Molly and Derek have reported on it already, but after pointing out in my 10 reasons why clients don’t care about accessibility article that one reason is that nobody has been sued properly yet, it seems we are one step in that direction. Target is being sued for inaccessibility. From the […]

A client asked for a proof of concept how you could create large clickable boxes as a navigation. They wanted the whole box clickable, and if the link is a section link with child elements they wanted an indicator that there is more. The links without children should simply send the user to the site, […]

I just decided to celebrate the sale of a commercial license for my tree menu script pureDOMexplorer by creating a new version, which fulfils the change requests I had in the past. The new version of pde now turns a nested list with the class “pde” into a tree menu – which means you can […]

Jeff Han is doing some research on Bi-manual, multi-point, and multi-user interactions on a graphical interaction surface and watching the 17MB demo reel got me hooked on the idea. The accessibility of it of course is not mentionable, but how cool would it be to sort your digital pictures by dragging them with your finger […]

It is bad practice to rely on the maxlength attribute of form fields to ensure the real length of entered data. That much I knew, as playing with curl made me aware how vulnerable forms are on the wild wild web. However, I was a bit agog when I realised that it is possible to […]