Over at access matters James Edwards, Mike Stenhouse, Derek Featherstone and Ben Easton finally took on the task to test various JavaScript event handlers with different assistive technology. The results, albeit not displaying correctly in my Firefox, are very interesting indeed: Navigating Links with JavaScript

It is pretty easy to preach web standards as a contractor or a freelancer with 10 page web sites as projects. It is also pretty easy to keep our blogs clean and advertise best practise web design and information architecture with them. It is pretty darn impossible to get the same ideas implemented in huge […]

Developers of free accessibility testing tools have joined forces in the Web Accessibility Tool Consortium. Being a user of a lot of these tools, I welcome this as it means that instead of working against each other we can have a nice, integrated approach and brain-picking from a pool of good people. The consortium includes […]

My company is currently asking me once again to create an HTML newsletter. And once again, the content is not quite finished. Now, I do so not want to create an HTML newsletter, because: email is flooded as it is I have yet to encounter an HTML newsletter that is not bloated or works in […]

This morning Digital Web finally released the article I have been promising people at @media in July this year: 10 reasons why clients don’t care about accessibility. The article describes reasonable facts that prevent us from reaching our goal to sell and maintain accessible web sites. I collected these from client interaction in the last […]