September 24, 2009
Without straying into the political debate, I can’t help but wonder in dismay, what hope is there for Lisbon when the civil service can’t even create a usable Polling Information Card? If you get one of these in the post do … Continue reading
July 20, 2009
What can mobile web teach us? Continue reading
May 20, 2009
It’s our newest installment of iQ Boot Camp ’09 exclusive previews! Elizabeth McGuane and I talk about our new course, Usable Language. We’ll tell what it is, how we came up with the idea and why you should join us. … Continue reading
February 6, 2009
Who says accessibility can’t be sexy? Continue reading
December 10, 2008
Get the font up. Continue reading
October 14, 2008
A closer look at the winners of the two Irish Web Award categories we sponsored, most innovative website and most accessible website. Continue reading
August 26, 2008
The key to designing a good user experience is empathy. Without empathy, design becomes an exercise in interpreting abstract requirements. This problem is particularly prevalent in web accessibility projects, where many members of the team have never seen assistive technologies in use. I want to go some way towards rectifying this situation in this post by discussing what it is like to use a screen reader and three key strategies screen reader users employ when on the web.