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508 accessibility

Updated Organizational Chart Examples Using HTML and CSS

Back in 2016 I was looking for the best way to code an organizational chart that was accessible and thought it was time to publish an update blog post with an additional examples and some updates. My organizational chart example … Continue reading

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Your Website Needs Color and Contrast

NOTE – I found this old blog post in my drafts, so I did some time editing it, link checking, etc., and hit publish of an old draft. To Read Your Content To allow people to read your content, you … Continue reading

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Test HTML and CSS Based Organizational Charts

I was playing around a few months go create the best way to build an organizational chart that are accessible and thought it was time to publish this blog post. So I created what I’m hoping is an accessible organizational … Continue reading

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Simple Accessibility Updates to Improve New York Times New Redesign – Part 2

For those following along, this is Part 2 of my series on how the New York Times can make simple updates to improve their website’s accessibility. “Part 1 – Simple Accessibility Updates to Improve New York Times New Redesign” is … Continue reading

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Simple Accessibility Updates to Improve New York Times New Redesign – Part 1

From the promo piece I saw about the New York Times new redesign, everything looked really good, and I was looking forward to seeing it. New York Times Redesign Goes Live On Wednesday (January 8, 2014), the new New York … Continue reading

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