Category Archives: Web Applications

Project 52 Plans

Posted on January 14, 2010 by John F Croston III

I’m still working on my plan of how to complete Project 52, but I first want to thank Anton Peck for coming up with the idea to get himself and others to blog at least once a week for a … Continue reading →

Posted in Accessibility, AccessibiltyCamp, AccessibiltyCampDC, AEA, Austin, TX, BarCamp DC, DC Adpative Technology, JAWS, Knowbility, Martha's Table, Martin Luther King Jr. Library, National Gallery of Art, p52, Project 52, Refresh DC, Screen Reader, SXSW, Washington, DC, Web Applications, Wine, Writing | 2 Comments

Tallying the Votes

Posted on August 5, 2009 by John F Croston III

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 →

Posted in Accessibility, AccessibiltyCamp, AccessibiltyCampDC, BarCamp, Design, Development, Washington, DC, Web Applications, Web Standards | 1 Comment

Need Help Deciding which Web Application to Build

Posted on July 14, 2009 by John F Croston III

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 →

Posted in 508 Compliant, Accessibility, BarCamp, Best Practices, Design, Development, JAWS, Layout, NonVisual Desktop Access (NVDA), NVDA, PHP, Screen Reader, UI, User Interface, Web Applications, Web Standards, Window-Eyes | 13 Comments

Anton Peck Made Me Write This!

Posted on May 28, 2009 by John F Croston III

Anton Peck did not really make me write this article, it was after reading his blog post the yesterday about “Beating Writer’s Block“ that got me thinking about my lack of writing blog posts too. Anton has been having trouble … Continue reading →

Posted in A List Apart, Actions, Activities, ALA, Burnout, Design, Development, E-mail, Helpful Tips, Helping Others, Reading, Web Applications, Writing | 2 Comments