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Category Archives: Accessibility
Tallying the Votes
I am currently in the process of tallying all the votes. I received them in many ways starting with the blog comments, to twitter direct messages, to e-mails, and to people telling me in person. From what I can tell … Continue reading →
Need Help Deciding which Web Application to Build
Now that the house issues have been mostly settled I can get started on building one of the many small web applications that I have been tossing around. Some of these ideas I have been thinking about for what seems … Continue reading →
Some Thoughts from SXSWi 2009
The last few days I have been trying to recover from SXSWi in Austin, TX, and also figure out what I learned this year at SXSWi, lack of sleep being the biggest problem. It might take a few more days … Continue reading →
Posted in Accessibility, Austin, TX, BarCamp, BarCamp DC, Games, Knowbility, Refresh DC, Seattle, WA, SXSW, Texas, Washington, DC, Wendy Chisholm
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My Plans for the Next Few Months
The last few months have been busy with helping run the last BarCampDC, interviewing and getting my current job as “Web Content Accessibility Manager” (big fancy title) for ARMY.MIL, and a bunch of other things. BarCamp and AccessibilityCamp In the … Continue reading →
How to Hide “Required” from Visual Users, but Make it Available for All Others
How do most people usually designate that a field is “Required” in a web FORM? I would think that it is with an asterisk (*) after the actual INPUT field and it is sometimes made “bold” and “RED”. There are … Continue reading →