Entries tagged with “screen-readers”

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• 20 June 2008 : Poetry, punctuation, markup & screen readers

  What markup should you use for poetry? How are screen readers affected? Let’s take a look.

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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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• 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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• 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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• 27 April 2007 : abbr datetimes in microformats?

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

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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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