Just got this as part of the e-government bulletin. Just another example as to how web accessibility has bigger issues than non-encoded ampersands. European Accessibility Shortcomings ‘Shameful’, Says MEP Richard Howitt MEP has said it is “shameful” that EU institutions have still not themselves widely embraced global web accessibility guidelines, despite urging their adoption on […]

i just had a fun bug to kill: A client complained that their site is not working. The code is theirs, all we did was update some flash movies. What didn’t work, was a popup window showing the flash movie. Now, the code was Dreamweaver generated and the out-of-the-box functions have their version as comments […]

Following the 10 Reasons why clients don’t care about accessibility article on Digital Web I was asked to participate in the World Usability Day webcast about web accessibility. So if you have a question to ask about the matter at hand – how to sell accessibility in the large business world – please feel free […]

Just got an URL from a friend that is too good to be kept just in my private stash: Sim Daltonism is a real-time colourblindness simulation app for Mac OsX. You can select what type of colourblindness you’ll like to simulate and a small window shows the area around the mousepointer with this filter enabled. […]

It is amazing how the same idea seems to grip multiple developers at the same time. While the heydays of yet another image replacement technique seems to be over, flexible multicolumn CSS frameworks are the new sliced bread. Thierry of TJK Design shows his One clean HTML markup, many layouts, Mike Stenhouse offers a CSS […]