Stairs make the building inaccessible, not the wheelchair.
In 1996 there were over 40 sets of web accessibility guidelines that we attempted to coalesce into a single document. One of the sets focused on increasing the size of active elements to make easier targets for people with dexterity issues. 10 years later, iPhone users want larger targets – finally a use case thatContinue reading Increasing target size
I look forward to comparing UAAG/ATAG/WCAG to the Optimizing Web Applications and Content for iPhone. It’s good to know there is at least one thing in common, “viewport.” clipped from www.alistapart.com The iPhone makes prominent a little-discussed web development concept: the viewport. To deal with the problem of fitting a relatively large web page ontoContinue reading Viewports