Stairs make the building inaccessible, not the wheelchair.
It’s interesting that comments on my previous stew focused on types of toilets (although, I am happy to have learned about the toto 2000). I’m not sure if that means the idea of monetary incentives for accessible web design should be flushed… This morning as I prepared for my commute to work (the walk toContinue reading today’s stew
It’s been an emotional two days in the world of accessibility. I’ve been reading reactions to the judge’s ruling that Target should stand trial and I looked at the site this morning – the one that includes “several improvements” that were made in reaction to the suit. I keep expecting someone to say, “Just kidding!Continue reading Rulings and olympics and online media captioning, oh my!
One of the coolest things about academia is free access to Lexis-Nexis. Each week I search for “accessibility” and never tire at the interesting things I stumble upon. A couple weeks ago, it was an article in Game Developer magazine that ends: It’s important to keep in mind that game accessibility isn’t strictly about contributingContinue reading captions