Easy Checks – A First Review of Web Accessibility This page helps you start to assess the accessibility of a web page. With these simple steps, you can get an idea whether or not accessibility is addressed in even the most basic way. These checks cover just a few accessibility issues and are designed toContinue reading “Easy Checks – A First Review of Web Accessibility | (WAI) | W3C”
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Accessibility Testing: Checkers & Development Tools Review
Tools of the Trade In a different article, I outline the basics foundations of accessibility standards: “Understanding s508 & WCAG 2.0“. To further expand this, let’s look at various development tools to help author accessible content conformant to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (“WCAG”) 2.0 standards. Getting Started For a primer or refresher on whatContinue reading “Accessibility Testing: Checkers & Development Tools Review”
ACMA review of the Captioning Quality Standard
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has released the final report on the review it has been conducting of television captioning standards. Remote control pointed at Smart TV Under the Broadcasting Services Act 1992, the ACMA was required to conduct a review of the Captioning Quality Standard(link is external), which was introduced in 2013,Continue reading “ACMA review of the Captioning Quality Standard”
BraunAbility MXV: Accessibility done CNET style (CNET On Cars, Episode 87)
Something new for “accessibility news” … accessible vehicles. 2016 BraunAbillty MXV makes a Ford Explorer a cool accessible vehicle. VIDEO: BraunAbility MXV: Accessibility done CNET style (CNET On Cars, Episode 87) We’ve recently realized on this high tech show, we’ve never done a piece on wheelchair accessible vehicles. And that’s an oversight because they are anContinue reading “BraunAbility MXV: Accessibility done CNET style (CNET On Cars, Episode 87)”
The Accessibility Of The iPhone 6s | TechCrunch
My aim with this article is to critique the iPhone 6s from the perspective of a person with disabilities, focusing on aspects of the phone which I feel influence its accessibility. Using And Carrying The iPhone 6s I’ve argued in the past that although conventional wisdom dictates that accessibility mostly refers to software, it applies just as aptly to hardware. TheContinue reading “The Accessibility Of The iPhone 6s | TechCrunch”
Accessibility Reviews – Thomas Was Alone – TechRaptor
Thomas Was Alone gives an all-encompassing experience that’s nestled inside a marvelously crafted world of stories, friends, and jumping. Source: Accessibility Reviews – Thomas Was Alone – TechRaptor
Comprehensive Stylus Reviews
There’s been some large comprehensive reviews and comparisons of Styluses on offer for the myriad of capacitive type touch devices that now surround us. A stylus is of particular interest to me as I don’t use my fingers. One thing I find with these “Best of” or even the “comparative” type reviews is they areContinue reading “Comprehensive Stylus Reviews”
iPad/iPhone Capacitive Stylus Roundup
Over on the “Cool Quirks” blog, there’s a good post on stylus pens for iPad/iPhone etc. It gives a good general look at “7 of the Best iPad Stylus Pens of 2011“. It has good photo’s too which is helpful info. for any kludgers needing something to modify. One thing I wish reviewers, and moresoContinue reading “iPad/iPhone Capacitive Stylus Roundup”
iPhone/iPod Touch as touchpad plus – ATMac
Over on ATMac blog, Blake Watson has a great review of the HippoRemote app for iPhone/iPod Touch that turns your device into a multi-touch touchpad, as well as many other things… HippoRemote will connect to your computer and hand the reins over to you. Your iPhone is now a fully-featured multi-touch trackpad. Tap the keyboardContinue reading “iPhone/iPod Touch as touchpad plus – ATMac”
Tablet PC – a Lifekludger view
It’s rude not to point Ok here I am typing on the onscreen keyboard of a Tablet PC*. A first for me. The good folks at Tegatech Australia kindly sent me a Tablet to loan and have a bit of a play and see how someone without the use of hands might go using aContinue reading “Tablet PC – a Lifekludger view”