Archive for July, 2008

Introduction to WAI ARIA - Gez Lemon

July 31, 2008, filed under HTML, Standards, W3C, WAI-ARIA, Web Accessibility, live regions; No Comments.

Gez Lemon from TPG has written an article for Dev.Opera, which provides an Introduction to WAI ARIA.

Social Accessibility - Threes a Crowd?

July 18, 2008, filed under Screen Readers, Social Accessibility, Web Accessibility, accessibility testing; 4 Comments.

I started to write a post about the new social accessibility tools/services that have been announced in the last week or so: IBM Social Accessibility Project and Webvisum.

Circumventing Hegemony in the HTML WG

July 4, 2008, filed under Accessibility, HTML 5, Standards, W3C, Web Accessibility; 1 Comment.

Raising Issues
In order to raise an issue or proposal in regards to the HTML5 specification you do not have to be a member of the W3C HTML Working Group (HTML WG). Anyone can simply enter a bug into the HTML Bugzilla. If the proposal or issue is rejected by those that control the specification and [...]

JAWS, XP Themes, and Accessibility

July 3, 2008, filed under Assistive Technology, JAWS, Screen Readers, accessibility testing, elsewhere; No Comments.

Craig Stuntz details a bug in JAWS and comments upon the lack of a developer program for JAWS. This topic is followed up on the Blind Access journal.