John F Croston III

Over the next few weeks I will post in more detail different sections of my “Is Your Website Accessible” presentation.

Two of the topics I have already covered on my blog are:

1. Use of UL or OL in HTML Forms
2. CLiCk Speak Firefox Extension

The new ones I will be going over to an excessive degree (just kidding) are:

1. The “Fire Vox” Firefox extension is a FREE screen reader
2. Part of CSS3 “Say-Instead
3. Are You Using Skip Navigation?
4. How to Use Access Keys
5. You Need Color and Contrast
6. How to Create Web Standard Accessible Tables
7. How to Improve Your Search Function
8. How to Hide “Required” from Visual Users, but Make it Available for All Others
9. Advanced Forms Information

Please leave a comment if you would like me to explain other items covered in my talk at greater length or even something I did not cover that deals with accessibility.

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