iPad: Year One
I’m WAY late in posting this, but this is really well done, and captures the incredibly broad spectrum of users that have found the iPad to be something they can’t live without.
Tag Archives: accessibility
Inkling: Education is for Everyone
Section 508 compliance is important, but we’re doing this because equal opportunity is simply the right thing to do. via Fresh Ink. Excellent. That’s how it should be. Don’t do it to be compliant. Do it because it’s the right thing to do for EVERYONE.
Quality is a Subtle Distinction
In response to this insightful article from Clark Quinn. Quality design is hard to distinguish from well-produced but under-designed content. For myself, and for most of the people who might read Clark’s post, it is easy to distinguish – we usually notice it on the title slide, or right after. But, how do we educate [...]
How NOT to Get Me to Read Your Blog
This is pathetic annoying irritating crap. The title of the post is “How to Transform Your Readers’ Experience”. Yet when I visit the site, I get a popup ad to sign up for his newsletter. Well, my experience was transformed, alright, into “I will not read this article now and will blacklist your annoying pop-up [...]
Apple Commits to Accessibility, Finally
All I can say is, it’s about time. Apple – Accessibility (via Gruber)