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Articles tagged with “accessibility”

• Open for your input
• Accessibility is a harsh mistress
• If it fails for some, it should fail for all
• A gentle introduction to video encoding, part 4: captioning
• Microformats and accessibility: the soap opera that never ends
• Accessible video on the web, part 9
• Site-specific text zoom
• Tabbable toolbar buttons in Firefox
• HOWTO block META refresh
• Speakers and a microphone
• A success story
• Mozilla Accessibility Summit 2006
• Accessibility improvements in Firefox 2
• The world is not limited to your imagination
• New focus indicator for Firefox
• I dream of Gmail
• Gmail accessibility
• Spoken Interface
• Won’t somebody please think of the gerbils?
• These links we make
• In brief, anal sex edition
• Three interviews
• In brief: 10 April 2003
• In brief: Superbowl Sunday
• In brief: 21 Jan 2003
• Joe Clark interview
• Tinkering
• A warning to others
• Buy Building Accessible Websites
• Southwest off the hook
• Paul Ford on accessibility
• Zeldman redesign
• The myths of web accessibility
• Domino
• Accessibility watershed?
• Microsoft redesign
• Maps
• In the dark, in spurts
• Talking tax forms
• Automatic lead-ins
• Font sizing roundup
• The Q tag revisited
• Michael’s markover
• Accessibility tools
• Bobby bought out
• Dive into history
• Introducing Dive Into Accessibility
• Conclusion
• Day 30: Creating an accessibility statement
• Day 29: Making everything searchable
• Day 28: Labeling form elements
• Day 27: Using real headers
• Day 26: Using relative font sizes
• Day 25: Using real horizontal rules (or faking them properly)
• Day 24: Providing text equivalents for image maps
• Day 23: Providing text equivalents for images
• Day 22: Using real lists (or faking them properly)
• Day 21: Ignoring spacer images
• Day 20: Providing a summary for tables
• Day 19: Using real table headers
• Day 18: Giving your calendar a real caption
• Day 17: Defining acronyms
• Day 16: Not opening new windows
• Day 14: Adding titles to links
• Day 12: Using color safely
• Day 11: Skipping over navigation links
• Day 10: Presenting your main content first
• Day 9: Providing additional navigation aids
• Day 8: Constructing meaningful page titles
• Day 7: Identifying your language
• Day 6: Choosing a DOCTYPE
• Day 5: Belated introduction
• Day 5: Marcus
• Day 4: Lillian
• Day 3: Bill
• Day 2: Michael
• Day 1: Jackie
• Stay tuned
• OpenAnEBook.org accessibility review
• Accessible video: good luck
• Root causes
• Zoom
• More on readability
• Font readability
• Creating more problems than you solve
• Another good accessibility site
• Accessibility statements by example
• Perceivable, Operable, Navigable, Understandable, Robust
• Accessibility books
• The new baseline
• Accessible calendars
• Accessibility: it’s not just a good idea, it’s the law
• Accessibility tools
• Weblogs that suck
• Accessibility of graphics
• The business of accessibility
• Accessibility myths
• Minimal accessibility
• Web accessibility, simplified