a11ybugs.org
The a11y bugs project
A giant step towards a more accessible web. The a11y bugs project is a community effort. To help browser/tool vendors prioritize bugs that undermine. Accessibility on the web. Our initial campaign is focused on fixing the 3 bugs. That hinder the use of alternate text - the most basic. And widely recognized accessibility problem on the web. So, why aren't more people writing alternate text for images? Way, based on Firefox, which has the best implementation. Your first and last name. Paul J. Adam. The a11...
a11ybuzz.com
A11yBuzz
Skip to search (Press Enter). Skip to main content (Press Enter). What is A11y Buzz? It’s a new way to discover and share accessibility news and conversations. Register today for a more personalized experience! DIY Resources for Closed Captioning and Transcription. Three Easy Tips for Accessible Theming. Stefan Sollinger: Using VoiceOver to test a mobile web site. Tips on combining image and text links - YouTube. Icon Font Text Alternatives: Don’t Forget Them David A. Kennedy. Kinect helps relieve fear a...
a11ybytes.org
A11y Bytes
Join our mailing list. Welcome to A11y Bytes. 8220;a11y”… that’s a – eleven – y, the shorthand for “accessibility”. We say it a lot, so yeah, we find efficiencies. With our Aussie accents, it comes out as “ah-lee”. A11y Bytes Sydney 20 May 2015. A11y Bytes Melbourne 20 May 2015. A11y Bytes Canberra 20 May 2015. A11y Camp Sydney 22 July 2015. Join our mailing list. Sign Up (you will be redirected to Campaign Monitor to complete the sign up process).
a11ycamp.org
A11yCamp.Org
A11yCamps are participant-driven events. About web and software accessibility. With presentations, demos and interaction by and for A11yCamp participants. Accessibility (sometimes shortened to a11y because 11 letters are replaced) is key to successful, effective, inclusive web and software development. A11yCamp is a participant-driven event about IT accessibility, modeled after the unconference format of BarCamp. Sign up for A11yCamp Guelph 2014 now! Theme by Columbia, MO Web Design. This work by Sean Yo.
a11ycampnyc.org
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a11ycasts.com
a11ycasts.com - Registered at Namecheap.com
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a11yconsultants.com
www.a11yconsultants.com
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a11ydesign.com
A11yCats Blog | Women United to Promote Digital Accessibility
Women United to Promote Digital Accessibility. March 18, 2014. Middot; Leave a comment. We are uniquely able. We are wives, mothers, daughters, sisters and friends. We are also mentors, leaders and A11y (accessibility) professionals. This blog is intended to provide a space for all A11yCats to share their unique perspective, experience, strength and hope. This will be a rapidly changing space guided by the wisdom of our membership. Please ., raise your hands, raise your voice, share your thoughts!
a11yexperts.com
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a11yfirst.net
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a11yideas.com
Accessibility Ideas – Making a Difference in Digital Equality
Making a Difference in Digital Equality. An Accessibility Subject Matter Expert is asked this simple question…. Do you like this red dress, yes or no? SME 1 response: It’s not really red. It’s more of a maroon color. SME 2 response: That’s not a dress, it’s a skirt. SME 3 response: My Mac is showing a blue scarf. SME 4 response: Why would you ever want to wear a red dress this time of year? SME 4 response: It really should have been made with polyester instead of cotton. SME 11 response: Is this billable?
