Thursday 24 Aug 2006
60 Hot To Touch Accessible Web Design Tips by Jim Byrne - published in paperback today
New book by Jim Byrne launched:
60 hot to touch Accessible Web Design tips - the tips no web developer can live without!. Now available in paperback.
It takes a different approach to the standard big and heavy web technique tomes currently available - this one offers light bytes for easy digestion.
It contains 60 easy to understand, practical tips you can put to good use when developing your next website.
Weblog archive
New Website launched: Accessible Web Design Services Glasgow: Friday 19 Aug 2005
Seminar: The Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) and UK websites: Monday 9 May 2005
Jim Byrne leaves Glasgow Caledonian University - now providing Web accessibility services: Thursday 24 Mar 2005
Accessible Web Design in Practice Training Course: Tuesday 16 Nov 2004
Mozilla Accessibility: Monday 18 Oct 2004
The Flash Satay method to embed flash in your pages and support standards: Tuesday 5 Oct 2004
Accessible Web Design in Practice Training Course: Thursday 30 Sep 2004
GAWDS new web design: Tuesday 28 Sep 2004
How to make your pages validate when they include urls with ampersands in them.: Thursday 19 Aug 2004
Develop your sites for a standard compliant browser first then modify for IE/Win: Monday 2 Aug 2004
How to make client-side image maps accessible.: Wednesday 21 Jul 2004
Oralux: Audio GNU/Linux Distro for Vision Impaired Persons: Wednesday 7 Jul 2004
How to hide a flash movie from screen readers and keyboard users: Tuesday 6 Jul 2004
What is the object element for? And what's it got to do with accessibility?: Wednesday 30 Jun 2004
How to get your XHTML pages to validate when using blockquote.: Friday 25 Jun 2004
Is accessible web design a cost or a benefit for clients?: Thursday 24 Jun 2004
Conference: Accessibility in Practice: Wednesday 16 Jun 2004
Web standards and accessibility conference: Thursday 10 Jun 2004
What is an accessible website? - an answer in the form of a diagram.: Wednesday 9 Jun 2004
Start with the assumption that you cannot predict the access needs of your audience.: Tuesday 8 Jun 2004
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