Podcast #63: Reviewing Accessible Ajax Recommendations
In Webcredible's article AJAX accessibility for websites, a list of recommendations is presented for creating accessible Ajax web pages. In this podcast, Dennis and Ross discuss the accessibility issues and benefits of Ajax, and the recommendations…
Podcast #62: Web Accessibility News
Dennis and Ross discuss a variety of recent web accessibility news and events including.
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HTML 5 and Accessibility post — comment from Laura Carlson of Web Standards Group with great
…Podcast 61: Accessibility Statements
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News Donate to Web Axe! Button in sidebar. Looking to purchase Dragon Naturally Speaking Ross merged his company, moved offices, ingenexdigital.com Refresh Detroit/MIUPA meeting on Jan 30…
Podcast 60: Web Axe 2007 Year in Review
Happy New Year! Dennis highlights and discusses numerous podcasts and news/blog events about web accessibility in the last year.
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Podcast #59: Jeffrey Frey on Accessible Podcasts
Dennis speaks with Jeffrey Frey and discusses accessible podcasting, guidelines on audio/video web accessibility, and Jeff's role at Rice University.
Jeff is the Web Services Manager for Enterprise Applications in the Information Technology…
Podcast #58: Aural Style Sheets
Dennis and Ross explain aural style sheets, a nifty part of CSS2.
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News & Announcements ArbCamp - Great Success Ross now a Mac Person San Jose earthquake 5.6 Web Design and Marketing…
Podcast #57: AJAX and Accessibility (Part 2)
In Podcast #49: AJAX and Accessibility, Dennis and Guest Mark McKay began the discussion on nearly taboo subject of AJAX and web accessibility. In Part 2, Dennis and Ross discuss the problems and solutions in greater detail.
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Podcast #56: Web Axe 2-Year Anniversary!
So it's been two years since I started Web Axe. After a year, Ross Johnson joined in as co-host for most shows, which I think helped keep the dialog going and definitely give some fresh input. We did some big interviews over the last year, and
…Podcast #55: WCAG Samurai
The WCAG Samurai is an "independent group of developers convened in 2006" and headed up by Joe Clark, accessibility guru. In this podcast, Dennis and Ross discuss the WCAG Samurai's errata to the W3C's WCAG 1.0 web accessibility guidelines. This…
Podcast 54: The Summary Attribute
By now most of us should be pretty familiar with creating an accessible data table--use a caption, TH for row and col headers, scope attribute, and the summary. In this podcast, Dennis talks about the least familiar of these techniques--the
…Podcast #53: Interview with Andrew Kirkpatrick
Dennis and Ross speak to the renowned Andrew Kirkpatrick, a leader in accessibility and product development for Adobe.
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Andrew Kirkpatrick is An Event Apart speaker,…
Podcast #52: REL Attribute
Dennis and Ross discuss several announcements and news items, then go into detail on how, why and when the REL attribute is used and its use for web accessibility.
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Uses of the REL…
Podcast #51: Option Groups (OptGroup)
Option lists with many items may cause problems for users with assistive technology, such as screen readers. The solution is to use the Optgroup element to split options in the Select list into manageable groups. This also better practice for…
Podcast #50: Analysis of WCAG 2.0
The lastest version of the W3C's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines is discussed by Dennis, Ross, Jared Smith and Joe Dolson.
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News W3C is looking for input by June 29th for the…
Podcast #49: AJAX and Accessibility
Guest Mark McKay and Dennis talk about AJAX and accessibility. Topics include:
An example of accessible AJAX from Mark's site SpokenText.netMethods for coding accessible AJAXRecommended books and web sitesMany other related issues!
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