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• 24 April 2008 : Accessible Ajax: OmniTI

  PHP all-stars, OmniTI, recently launched their web site; Jon Tan and I had the pleasure of aiding in its creation.

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• 16 April 2008 : John Slatin Fund Accessibility Project

  I want to hear from companies interested in a getting a brief accessibility audit of their web site for a good cause.

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• 13 April 2008 : Character references: widening screen readers' eyes

  Thoughts inspired by new test results showing how character references are handled by two modern screen readers.

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• 18 February 2008 : JavaScript, abbr and Internet Explorer

  A simple JavaScript solution for enabling abbr support in Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.

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• 6 February 2008 : Screen readers and abbreviations

  A little information about how screen readers support and handle abbreviations.

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• 20 November 2007 : Experiencing accessibility (and a video tour)

  Getting our own experiences of accessibility inspires us to think and validates what we do with accessibility in mind.

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• 8 November 2007 : Analogies for accessibility

  I like analogies. Let’s have a look at some accessibility analogies.

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• 27 April 2007 : abbr datetimes in microformats?

  Are dates really abbreviations, expanding to machine-readable formats?

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• 24 April 2007 : Removing alt tooltips in IE with JavaScript

  A quick and dirty way to suppress IE alt tooltips using JavaScript.

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• 21 March 2007 : Government responds to website accessibility e-petition

  The UK Government dodges the point in its response to the website accessibility petition.

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• 28 November 2006 : Petitioning for accessible governmental websites

  Following the disappointing redesign of the Department for Trade and Industry (DTI) website earlier in the year, an online petition has begun to collect signatures on the Prime Minister’s website in an attempt to highlight the issue of accessibility standards for UK Government websites.

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• 22 November 2006 : Support for Aural Style Sheets and the CSS Speech Module

  As the topic has cropped up a few times recently, I decided to collect my knowledge of aural CSS into a single resource to share with all you lovely people.

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• 6 October 2006 : Lab Update, October 2006

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• 24 August 2006 : Some Views on Contemporary Web Accessibility

  Jeff seems to have caused quite a stir on his blog: Has accessibility been taken too far? It’s even brought me out of my unintentional hiatus.

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• 8 February 2005 : Designing Websites with Consideration for People with Cognitive Impairments and Learning Difficulties: Researching Some Solutions

  Observations and resources I’ve found recently while researching how to design websites while considering people with cognitive impairments and learning difficulties.

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• 28 October 2004 : out-law.com Website Compliance Seminar

  A breakdown of my day in Manchester for the Website Compliance breakfast seminar organised by out-law.com.

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