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The art of web accessibility. Making the web enjoyable for everybody. Posts Tagged ‘hilton’. July 13th, 2015 by Steve 1 Comment. Filed in Accessibility Thoughts. Minutes ago, I tried logging into Hilton HHonors, and was rewarded with not one but two terrible examples of CAPTCHA. First off, I got this one, asking me to identify the ice cream in a series of crappy images:. Apparently I missed one, because then they made me go through it again. I had to find the pasta examples in their images.
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The art of web accessibility. Making the web enjoyable for everybody. July 13th, 2015 by Steve Filed under Accessibility Thoughts. Minutes ago, I tried logging into Hilton HHonors, and was rewarded with not one but two terrible examples of CAPTCHA. First off, I got this one, asking me to identify the ice cream in a series of crappy images:. Apparently I missed one, because then they made me go through it again. I had to find the pasta examples in their images. Mercifully, I succeeded the second time.
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The art of web accessibility. Making the web enjoyable for everybody. Posts Tagged ‘CAPTCHA’. July 13th, 2015 by Steve 1 Comment. Filed in Accessibility Thoughts. Minutes ago, I tried logging into Hilton HHonors, and was rewarded with not one but two terrible examples of CAPTCHA. First off, I got this one, asking me to identify the ice cream in a series of crappy images:. Apparently I missed one, because then they made me go through it again. I had to find the pasta examples in their images. Anyway, it w...
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The art of web accessibility. Making the web enjoyable for everybody. Posts Tagged ‘lis pardi’. Madison UX 2015 Thoughts (Part One). July 15th, 2015 by Steve No Comments. Filed in Accessibility News. This past weekend, I attended the Madison UX conference in, you guessed it, Madison, Wisconsin. My primary motivation was to support my friend and colleague Mike Kornacki. Who was there to present Experience Innovation: The New Design Imperative. Thoughts (in no particular order), Part One:. Was a whirling d...
Madison+ UX 2015 Thoughts (Part One)
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The art of web accessibility. Making the web enjoyable for everybody. Madison UX 2015 Thoughts (Part One). July 15th, 2015 by Steve Filed under Accessibility News. This past weekend, I attended the Madison UX conference in, you guessed it, Madison, Wisconsin. My primary motivation was to support my friend and colleague Mike Kornacki. Who was there to present Experience Innovation: The New Design Imperative. Thoughts (in no particular order), Part One:. Colleen Bos of Bos Meadery. Was a whirling dervish i...
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AccessWebU: February 2015
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Buzz, thoughts, and observations on the ongoing efforts to build information technologies that work for all people at the University of Washington. A blog of the AccessibleWeb@U interest group. Monday, February 23, 2015. February 26 Meeting: Overview of IT Accessibility Issues and Our UW Journey. Topic: Overview of IT Accessibility Issues and Our UW Journey. Speaker: Sheryl Burgstahler, Director, UW-IT Accessible Technology Services. Date: Thursday, February 26, 2015. Time 11:30 am to 1:00 pm. Accessible...
AccessWebU: October 2013
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Buzz, thoughts, and observations on the ongoing efforts to build information technologies that work for all people at the University of Washington. A blog of the AccessibleWeb@U interest group. Monday, October 14, 2013. Building an Accessible CMS Site. Notes from the September 25, 2013 AccessibleWeb@U meeting. How a CMS Works. Content management system (CMS) engine, such as Drupal or WordPress. A database, often MySQL. A theme to structure and present content. Plug-ins to add functionality. No useful alt...
AccessWebU: June 2012
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Buzz, thoughts, and observations on the ongoing efforts to build information technologies that work for all people at the University of Washington. A blog of the AccessibleWeb@U interest group. Friday, June 01, 2012. Accessibility of Mobile Devices and Accessible Mobile Web Site Design. Thursday, May 24, 2012. VoiceOver Basics - Rick Ells ( rells@uw.edu. The VoiceOver voice browser is on Apple iPhones, iPads, and OSX laptop and desktop computers. Turning on / turning off VoiceOver on iPhones and iPads.
AccessWebU: September 2012
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Buzz, thoughts, and observations on the ongoing efforts to build information technologies that work for all people at the University of Washington. A blog of the AccessibleWeb@U interest group. Friday, September 28, 2012. Creating an Accessible Web Design Community of Practice. Thursday, September 27, 2012. The D-Center will open in December; will centralize services related to disabilities. Given the growing interest in accessible Web design, how can we work together to improve our websites? 720 sites a...
AccessWebU: March 2012
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Buzz, thoughts, and observations on the ongoing efforts to build information technologies that work for all people at the University of Washington. A blog of the AccessibleWeb@U interest group. Monday, March 26, 2012. Access Technology and the Web. March 22, 2012. Mary Gates Hall 064. Access Technology and the Web. ZoomText screen enlarger (free 60 day demo) for Windows. Free Text-To-Speech - NaturalReader. Paid Text-To-Speech - ClaroRead (15 day demo). NVDA - Free Screen Reader for Windows.
The Great Accessibility Blog Roundup
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We identified the influencers in the accessibility space & made this comprehensive list of accessibility blogs. We did not include those blogs that are not updated for more than a year or doesn’t provide value. As the accessibility space is very dynamic keeping updated about various accessibility techniques, tips & tricks will be the key for success & we hope these blogs will come in handy. Do It Myself Blog Glenda Watson Hyatt Blog Accessibility. The art of web accessibility. Bruce Lawson’s personal site.
mkeUX | Users, You're Welcome | Page 2
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Beer garden happy hour! Humboldt Park Beer Garden. Sept 29 meetup: User Research Panel. Tuesday, September 29, 6:30pm. 124 N Water St. Note: you are not required to RSVP to attend. Feel free to just show up! In mkeUX’s 5 year history, research is the topic that seems to create the most hub-bub. We’ve had speakers talk about research, but there always seems to be a thirst for more information. The panel will be moderated by Milwaukee’s very own Steve Grobschmidt, mastermind behind. How to recruit users.
AccessWebU: January 2013
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Buzz, thoughts, and observations on the ongoing efforts to build information technologies that work for all people at the University of Washington. A blog of the AccessibleWeb@U interest group. Monday, January 28, 2013. AccessibleWeb@U Meeting Notes Jan 24, 2013. 22 people responded, most were webmasters or people maintaining content. Ranking by sum of "Strong interest" and "Very strong interest". 75% - Creating accessible websites: Instructions, tips, and resources. Moderate interest in authoring access...
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This site uses Cookies. Cookies remember you so we can give you a better service online. By closing this message, you are agreeing to our Cookies notice. Health and Social Care. Care and Nursing Agencies. Creative, Marketing and Events. Access Group acquires First Choice Software. Working with over 7,000 organisations. We help companies be more successful. And I am looking for. Access - we’re here to make you more successful. Our integrated solutions span ERP. Health and Social Care. Delivering profitabl...
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This site uses Cookies. Cookies remember you so we can give you a better service online. By closing this message, you are agreeing to our Cookies notice. Health and Social Care. Care and Nursing Agencies. Creative, Marketing and Events. Access Group acquires First Choice Software. Working with over 7,000 organisations. We help companies be more successful. And I am looking for. Access - we’re here to make you more successful. Our integrated solutions span ERP. Health and Social Care. Delivering profitabl...
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The art of web accessibility. Making the web enjoyable for everybody. Madison UX 2015 Thoughts (Part One). July 15th, 2015 by Steve Comment on Madison UX 2015 Thoughts (Part One). Filed in Accessibility News. This past weekend, I attended the Madison UX conference in, you guessed it, Madison, Wisconsin. My primary motivation was to support my friend and colleague Mike Kornacki. Who was there to present Experience Innovation: The New Design Imperative. Thoughts (in no particular order), Part One:. Was a w...
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I am a Philadelphia-based consultant on accessibility. A bit about who I am: I was diagnosed with macular degeneration at a young age for this condition [30] [quite a cosmic joke as a visual artist, huh? My goal is to continue on this path to enrich lives and I hope you will be one of them. Why is my main blog page titled ALL ACCESS! Create a free website. Start your own free website. A surprisingly easy drag and drop site creator. Learn more.
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Don't you love it when the store at the top of the ramp has cake? April 14, 2016. Bakery blog, I have returned! And I’m going to ramble about a cupcake shop on Bleecker Street, which is a pretty magical street in the West Village. So magical that if I had the pictures for it, I’d devote a whole post to its glory. Between 7. Avenue and Carmine Street, there’s a gelato place ( Grom. An ice cream place ( Cones. A pizza place ( John’s of Bleecker Street. A doughnut shop ( The Doughnut Project. The owner of M...
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